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/*
Y Sound Systems
Client to Server Mixer Codes and Definations
Any Y client program that wants to change or fetch mixer
values needs to #include this file and link to the library
libY2.
For contact and programming information, see:
http://fox.mit.edu/xsw/yiff
Note: These mixer codes and definations have nothing to do
with the OSS/ALSA/etc mixer codes. Any coencidence in
values or procedures should be consider as such, a
coencidence.
*/
#ifndef YMIXERCODES_H
#define YMIXERCODES_H
/*
* Mixer channel codes:
*/
#define YMixerCodeVolume 1 /* Master volume. */
#define YMixerCodeSynth 2 /* FM Synth. */
#define YMixerCodePCM 3 /* Primary PCM. */
#define YMixerCodePCM2 4 /* Secondary PCM. */
#define YMixerCodeGainIn 5 /* Input gain. */
#define YMixerCodeGainOut 6 /* Output gain. */
#define YMixerCodeBass 7
#define YMixerCodeTreble 8
#define YMixerCodeCD 9
#define YMixerCodeSpeaker 10 /* Internal PC speaker? */
#define YMixerCodeMic 11 /* Input (not always microphone). */
#define YMixerCodeRec 12 /* Recorder or AUX (input?). */
#define YMixerCodeMix 13
#define YMixerCodeLine 14
#define YMixerCodeLine1 15
#define YMixerCodeLine2 16
#define YMixerCodeLine3 17
/*
* Code base offset:
*
* Since the YMixerCode* codes start at 1 and most indexes
* would start at 0. You would need to add this value to
* the index value to match it with the YMixerCode* code.
*
* Example:
*
* mixer_code = index + YMixerCodeBaseOffset;
*/
#define YMixerCodeBaseOffset 1
/*
* Mixer channel names (conical):
*/
#define YMixerConicalNames {\
"vol", "synth", "pcm", "pcm2", "igain", "ogain", \
"bass", "treble", "cd", "speaker", "mic", "rec", \
"mix", "line", "line1", "line2", "line3" \
}
/*
* Total number of mixer channels:
*/
#define YTotalMixers 17
#endif /* YMIXERCODES_H */
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