Note, to enable extra UI plugins, you need to edit ~/.zinf/preferences
and alter the SecondaryUI: line, which is a semicolon separated list
of plugins. e.g:

SecondaryUI: albumart.ui;xosd.ui

zinf.ui (default)
=================

zinf.ui is themable and has many diverse looks.  However some things 
are usually common

<Discusss output>
<point to theme howto>

The keymap for zinf themes is show below:

p,P  : Play
s,S  : Stop
u,U  : Pause
m,M  : Toggle MusicBrowser
n,N  : Next song (media)
r,R  : Previous song (media)
d,D  : download panel
o,O  : Show preferences
c,C  : Show Credits
t,T  : Reload theme
+    : Volume up
-    : Volume Down
f,F,j: Forward 10,60,600, seconds
b,B,J: Backward 10,60,600, seconds
I    : Toggle track, track and and artist, or track, artist, album
@    : Time remaining (if available)
!    : Show Input/Output buffers (in percentage full)



cmdline.ui
==========

A simple ui for use in a terminal 


ncurses.ui
==========

A full screen ui for use on a terminal 


mpg123.ui
=========

A command line ui that mimics the original mpg123 (mpg321)


lcd.ui
======

Drive an LCD display (????)

irman.ui
========

Allow zinf to be controlled buy an IRman


http://www.ewal.net/irman.php

corbaui.ui
==========

Control zinf as a Corba object..

   see README.corbaui

albumart.ui
===========

This plugin displays the album cover for the current song during
playback. It looks for a file called "folder.jpg" in the same
directory as the song, (and if it fails to find it recurses upwards
until it reaches the root directory).

There are programs available that can automatically download images
from sources such as amazon.com, or you can scan your own images.

albumart has the following preferences:

CoverScale: true|false - should images be scaled to a fixed size.
CoverSize:  the size of the scaled image if CoverScale is true.
CoverHide:  true|false - if true, the Album Cover window is closed when
there is no image to display. Otherwise a "broken" image is
displayed. Generally having this set to true is quite annoying, as the
window will "popup" again when the track changes to one that has an
image.


xosd.ui
=======

This plugin displays messages in the style of a TV On Screen Display. 

xosd has the following preferences:
OSDFont:     this is the XFont descriptor to use for the display 
	     (try running xfontsel -scaled)
OSDColour:   the colour of the text (see /etc/X11/rgb.txt)
OSDTimeout:  Number of seconds to display each message
OSDVoffset:
OSDHoffset:  The position of the display relative to the
	     bottom left of the screen.
