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Y I F F S O U N D S Y S T E M S
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
* NOTICE: YOU DO NOT HAVE TO BUILD THE THE YIFF SOUND *
* SERVER IF YOU JUST WANT TO BUILD LIBY2. LIBY2 DOES *
* NOT REQUIRE THAT THE YIFF SOUND SERVER BE INSTALLED. *
Basic Installation Overview:
Step 1: (optional) Build the YIFF Sound Server.
Step 2: (optional) Build libY2.
Step 3: (optional) Build the YIFF utility programs.
Step 4: (optional) Build the YIFF Configuration program.
Step 5: (optinoal) Set up the YIFF Sound Server.
1. (optional, Linux only) Build the YIFF Sound Server:
Go to the yiff subdirectory and run 'make clean' then
'make -f <makefile>', where <makefile> is the appropriate
Makefile for your system.
If compile is successful, then type 'make install' (su to
root as needed).
2. (optional) Build libY2:
Go to the libY2 subdirectory and run `make clean' then
'make -f <makefile>', where <makefile> is the appropriate
Makefile for your system.
If compile is successful, then type 'make install' (su to
root as needed). This will install the library in
/usr/lib, manual pages in /usr/man/man3, and header files
in /usr/include/Y2.
3. (optional, requires step 2) Build the YIFF utility programs:
Go to the yiffutils subdirectory and run `make clean' then
'make -f <makefile>', where <makefile> is the appropriate
Makefile for your system.
If compile is successful, then type 'make install' (su to
root as needed).
4. (optional, requires step 2) Build the YIFF Configuration program:
Go to the yiffconfig subdirectory and run `make clean' then
`make -f <makefile>', where <makefile> is the appropriate
Makefile for your system.
If compile is successful, then type 'make install' (su to
root as needed).
5. (optional, requires step 1) Set up the YIFF Sound Server:
If you have built the YIFF Configuration Wizard, then
run yiffconfig (make sure you are in X snf su to root).
Or you may manually edit the configuration file
/usr/etc/yiffrc.
IMPORTANT: The Audio mode value `cycle' needs to be set to
a precise value for each Audio mode. The `out of the box'
configuration values for the Audio modes should work in
most cases, however if they do not (ie causes gaps or breaks
in the Sound stream) then you will have to modify the values.
Cycle values too small will cause a delay before an audio
is played, cycle values too big will cause clicks in the
audio.
For a more indepth and through configuration and running
information, read the YIFF configuration HOWTO at:
http://fox.mit.edu/xsw/yiff/config.htm
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