[AUDIOSRV][BOOTDATA][INCLUDE][MMSYS] Rename RosAudioSrv to AudioSrv (#1826)

[reactos.git] / base / services / audiosrv / audiosrv.txt

diff --git a/base/services/audiosrv/audiosrv.txt b/base/services/audiosrv/audiosrv.txt
index 7d3fa23..37c9d24 100644 (file)
--- a/base/services/audiosrv/audiosrv.txt
+++ b/base/services/audiosrv/audiosrv.txt
@@ -19,18 +19,18 @@ subsequently passes to wdmaud.drv
 It is not necessary to duplicate the exact structure of this mapped 
 file, since it appears to only be used internally by Windows components.
 
-The ROS Audio Service (RosAudioSrv) is intended to be able to run 
+The ROS Audio Service (AudioSrv) is intended to be able to run 
 alongside the Windows Audio Service on XP/Vista, so it should be 
 possible to test in a "known working environment" ;)
 
 It will create a mutex, to:
 1) Allow synchronization when accessing the device list
-2) Provide a simple method of identifying if RosAudioSrv is running
+2) Provide a simple method of identifying if AudioSrv is running
 
 (It might be worth using an event to notify WinMM when things are 
 happening?)
 
-The intention is to make RosAudioSrv receive PnP notifications for 
+The intention is to make AudioSrv receive PnP notifications for 
 relevant audio devices, and also let AudioSrv in Windows do this. Then 
 it should be possible to create a small application that imitates 
 WinMM's actions :)
@@ -54,12 +54,12 @@ Testing the Service
 ===================
 
 The service can be installed on Windows XP (possibly also Vista) like so:
-sc create RosAudioSrv <path to audiosrv.exe>
-net start RosAudioSrv
+sc create AudioSrv <path to audiosrv.exe>
+net start AudioSrv
 
 ...and can be removed like so:
-net stop RosAudioSrv
-sc delete RosAudioSrv
+net stop AudioSrv
+sc delete AudioSrv
 
 You can view a list of the currently available devices (device list is
 identical to the one offered by Windows' own AudioSrv) by running