Radio Jockey 1.0.2 (Andy K. Jalics)
-----------------------------------------
INSTALLATION:

THE EASY WAY:
1. su (don't log in as root, su!)
2. make install
3. edit ~/.rjrc (SEE RJRC INSTRUCTIONS BELOW)

THE HARD WAY: (Only if /usr/local/bin is not an appropriate install dir)
1. edit radio.c's installdir to show where vol(volume utility) should be installed
2. gcc -g radio.c fio.c clearall.c -o radio
3. gcc -g volume.c -o vol
4. cp vol DIRECTORY_OF_CHOICE
5. cp radio DIRECTORY_OF_CHOICE
6. cp rjrc ~/.rjrc
7. edit ~/.rjrc (SEE RJRC INSTURCTIONS BELOW)

RJRC INSTUCTIONS
-------------------
Your ~/.rjrc is VERY important.
You need to list all of your mp3's/au's/wav's etc. in this file
The format is:
program file volume 
E.G. /usr/local/bin/splay /home/ajalics/snd/applause.au 80
Valid volume levels are between 1 and 95. 0 and >95 will be ignored.
You can mix any combination of mp3's,au's.wav's,pictures and anything else you can thing of.
Currently though, you cannot list options (ie. splay -mono applause.au) 
A simple solution is to make a small shell script to do this (here is an example):
---cut-here----
#!/bin/bash
/usr/local/bin/splay -mono $1
---cut-here----
See the rjrc file for an example ~/.rjrc file.

HOW TO RUN radio
---------------
radio [number of songs] (ie. radio 4)
you don't have to specify any number, then it will only play 1 random song.
