-d, --debug\n    Be very verbose.\n  -S, --noshuffle\n    Do not shuffle tracks and leave random mode untouched (default is: do\n    shuffle and disable random mode).  See also the script dr_unsort.\n  -p PLAYLIST, --playlist=PLAYLIST\n    Playlist file; option can be supplied more than once.  To be used\n    with command "draai".\n  -r, --raw\n    Print raw stuff, suitable for postprocessing (if combined with tail, peek\n    or list).\n  -s, --sloppy\n    Do not try hard to make everything sound smooth.  If combined with skip:\n    risk a squeak on old hardware.\n  -t TIME, --time=TIME\n    If combined with commands quit or draai: time at which to quit or start.\n\ncommands:\n\n  add:\n    Add file(s) (given either as args or on stdin) to playlist.  You probably want\n    to have 'draai add' read from a pipe fed by e.g. 'draai listall' or 'draai\n    search'.\n\n  crescendo:\n    Play louder.\n\n  delete:\n    Delete track(s) from current playlist. Last arguments should be\n    _positions_ of tracks to be removed, not filename.  If no position is\n    given, deletes upcoming track from playlist.\n\n  diminuendo:\n    Play softer.\n\n  draai:\n    Play music: the files given as args and playlists passed via --playlist.\n\n  fastforward:\n    Seek forward in current track.\n\n  guestlist:\n    Reschedule listed tracknumbers as upcoming tracks. Last arguments should\n    be the positions of tracks to be put on the guestlist, not filenames.\n\n  harder:\n    Play louder.\n\n  init:\n    Start a bunch of X terminals setting up some draai jobs: tail, logtail,\n    watch, syslog, ...  See also dr_init.\n\n  insert:\n    Add file(s) (given either as args or on stdin) to playlist and schedule it as\n    upcoming track.  You probably want to have 'draai insert' read from a pipe fed\n    by 'draai search'.\n\n  list:\n    List current playlist.\n\n  listall:\n    List all files as served by music database.\n\n  logtail:\n    Run tail(1) on system log file.\n\n  move:\n    Move tracknumber to tracknumber given as last argument.\n\n  osjittisstil:\n    Run this if unwanted silence pops up during a playing session (for now, it\n    runs draai --sloppy skip).\n\n  peek:\n    Show status of current song, and show upcoming $peek FIXME tracks.\n\n  play:\n    Play music.\n\n  quit:\n    quit\n\n  search:\n    Search for substrings in all song tag types (artist, title, comment, filename,\n    ...).  Similar to 'mpc search any <query>'.  You'll typically want to pipe\n    this commands output to e.g. 'draai insert'.\n\n  shuffle:\n    Shuffle the playlist.  By default, this task is delegated to dr_unsort(1).\n    However, if draai runs in "sloppy" or in "native shuffle" mode, then mpc native\n    shuffling is done (by calling "mpc shuffle").  Draai runs in "sloppy" mode when\n    the DR_SLOPPY environment variable is set, or when the --sloppy option is\n    passed.  Draai runs in "native shuffle" mode when the DR_SHUFFLE_NATIVE\n    environment variable is set.\n\n  skip:\n    Skip this track, start playing the next one now.\n\n  syslog:\n    Send raw information from tail to syslog.  You likely want to run "draai\n    syslog" in the background.\n\n  tail:\n    Print information about track when it starts playing, similar to\n    tail -f on a logfile.\n\n  unguestlist:\n    Reschedule listed tracknumbers to end of playlist.\n\n  watch:\n    Run watch(1) on "draai peek".\n\n  zachter:\n    Play softer.\n\n  zap:\n    Move tracknumber to position one and immediately start playing it.  Typically\n    used to deal with radiostations in playlist.\n\n