source: trunk/third/esound/test-script @ 15363

#!/bin/tcsh
echo welcome to the test.

echo ""
echo Please start the server, esd, in another terminal.
echo You should hear a series of ascending tones.
echo press enter to continue...
echo $< >& /dev/null

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echo ""
echo Test "#1": esdcat
echo -----------------
echo This test should play a sound to the server.
echo press enter to continue...
echo $< >& /dev/null

esdcat -b -m -r 11025 test.wav

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echo ""
echo Test "#2": esdcat
echo -----------------
echo This test should play the same sound twice as fast.
echo press enter to continue...
echo $< >& /dev/null

esdcat -b -m -r 22050 test.wav

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echo ""
echo Test "#3": esdmon
echo -----------------
echo This first part of this test should monitor the sound
echo to a temporary file.  The second part of the test 
echo should play it back identical to the original.
echo press enter to continue...
echo $< >& /dev/null

esdmon > sample.raw &
esdcat -b -m -r 11025 test.wav
sleep 3
killall esdmon

echo press enter to continue...
echo $< >& /dev/null
esdcat sample.raw
rm -f sample.raw

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echo ""
echo Test "#4": esdrec
echo -----------------
echo This part of this test connects the audio input
echo to the speaker.  You should hear that signal
echo echoed to the speaker.
echo press enter to continue...
echo $< >& /dev/null

esdrec | esdcat &

echo press enter when you are done...
echo $< >& /dev/null

killall esdrec

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echo ""
echo Test "#5": esdctl
echo -----------------
if ( $?ESPEAKER ) then
echo This part of the test does not yet work
echo properly with the ESPEAKER variable set
echo and will be bypassed.
echo press enter to continue...
echo $< >& /dev/null
else
echo This part of this test confirms the control
echo signals are operational.  you should see
echo the messages locked, unlocked, standby, 
echo and resume, on the server terminal.
echo press enter to continue...
echo $< >& /dev/null

esdctl unlock lock standby resume
endif
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echo ""
echo Test "#6": esdsample
echo --------------------
echo This part of this test confirms the sample
echo functionality is operational.  Follow the
echo directions presented.
echo press enter to continue...
echo $< >& /dev/null

esdsample -b -m -r 11025 test.wav

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echo ""
echo Test "#7": esdlooop
echo -------------------
echo This part of this test confirms the looping
echo functionality is operational.  Follow the
echo directions presented.
echo press enter to continue...
echo $< >& /dev/null

esdloop -b -m -r 11025 test.wav

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echo ""
echo Test concluded.