mpg321:tldr:17758
mpg321: Shuffle the files before playing them once.
$ mpg321 -z ${select} ${select1} ${---}
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The command "mpg321" is a program used for playing audio files in the MP3 format.
"-z" is an option or a flag that is used to enable the random shuffle mode. When this option is specified, the program will select the audio files randomly instead of playing them in the order they are listed.
"${select}", "${select1}", and "${---}" are variables that represent the names or paths of the audio files that you want to play. These variables are placeholders, and their actual values need to be provided when executing the command.
So, when you run the command "mpg321 -z ${select} ${select1} ${---}", it will play the audio files specified by the variables in a random order, due to the "-z" option.
This explanation was created by an AI. In most cases those are correct. But please always be careful and
never run a command you are not sure if it is safe.