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.. RST source for asap-mplayer(1) man page. Convert with:
.. rst2man.py asap-mplayer.rst > asap-sdl.1
.. |version| replace:: 5.3.0
.. |date| date::
============
asap-mplayer
============
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command-line player for Atari chiptunes and mplayer
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:Manual section: 1
:Manual group: SlackBuilds.org
:Date: |date|
:Version: |version|
SYNOPSIS
========
**asap-mplayer** [*asapconv-options*] **inputfile**
DESCRIPTION
===========
**asap-mplayer** plays an Atari 8-bit chiptune file, by first
converting it to *.wav* (with **asapconv**\(1)), then running **mplayer**\(1)
on the *.wav* file. After **mplayer** exits, the file is deleted.
The supported input formats are: SAP, CMC, CM3, CMR, CMS, DMC, DLT,
MPT, MPD, RMT, TMC, TM8, TM2 or FC.
During playback, the full set of **mplayer** keyboard controls are
available, meaning you can pause, seek forwards or backwards, speed up
or slow down playback, etc.
Note that there's no way to pass **mplayer** options on the
**asap-mplayer** command line, but your **~/.mplayer/config** will be
read as usual.
OPTIONS
=======
**-h**, **--help**
Show built-in help.
Any other options are passed to **asapconv** as-is. The most useful
option would probably be **-s song** to select which subsong to play.
COPYRIGHT
=========
**asap-mplayer** and this man page are released under the WTFPL.
AUTHORS
=======
**asap-mplayer** and this man page written for the SlackBuilds.org
project by B. Watson.
SEE ALSO
========
**asapconv**\(1), **asap-sdl**\(1), **chksap.pl**\(1), **sap2ntsc**\(1), **sap2txt**\(1)
The ASAP website: https://asap.sourceforge.net/
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