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Not without decreasing the midrange and treble a little. That's why it's called an equalizer. If there's distortion, then the sound is not equalized.

There is, but it can be a real pain to deal with. Especially since it won't always play nice (especially not with wine).

personally, I find src-sinc-best-quality to be overkill and a waste of cpu (which, for me, is a usage of 20% cpu during playback and resampling)

src-linear should be good enough if the samplerate...

yeah, ALSA is a set of audio drivers, api's, and tools to used for sound

pulse audio is used for mixing among other things

xine and gstreamer are used to abstract audio mixing and playback so...

ok, in the example .asoundrc file from the first post, we see the following entry


type ladspa

that is telling alsa to make use of alsa's ladspa plug-in

It won't work as there is no ladspa...

libasound2-plugins doesn't come with the ladspa plugin. Therefore, it won't work. There is an alternate means of setting up a system-wide eq.

see:
here
and
here

yes, and I'll run it again too


{albert:~/.mplayer}$ dshowserver -c CoreAVCDecoder.ax -s 1280x720 -g 09571a4b-f1fe-4c60-9760de6d310c7c31 -b 12 -f 0x34363248 -o 0x30323449
No id specified,...

I'm getting the "Cannot find codec matching selected -vo and video format 0x31637661."

I'm pretty sure that the video is H.264 and that I did everything else correctly. However, based on the...

thanks for that

I think I know why the asoundrc method isn't working. If you ls /usr/lib for alsa*, you'll find that there is no ladspa plug-in. pulse, bluetooth, and samplerate plugins are all...

to anyone who can't get the eq working in jaunty, here's a very possible alternative

you can simply add this to /etc/pulse/default.pa


load-module module-ladspa-sink sink_name=ladspa_out...

so, I have been having these problems with pulseaudio and the module-ladspa-sink module

I was able to set up a working eq with the following option


load-module module-ladspa-sink...

nevermind

fixed it by uninstalling and reinstalling drivers

it may have been a bad package from another repository

I upgraded my nvidia drivers an hour ago and now xorg is giving me the following error

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v233/teddydumbass/ubuntu-xorgnvidiaerror.jpg

as far as I know, my nvidia...

can anyone else not get the eq working in Jaunty?

it was working with ibex

Is there a way I can change the mixing channel that pulse audio outputs audio to?

The default seems to be PCM, but I want it to output to "PCM Headphone"

in my experience, rt2870 works horribly with ndiswrapper

Thank you. I didn't know that the key entries ('keydownn Alt_R' 'keydown Control_R' etc) had to be monospaced.

What would the sintax look like? I tried the second option (setting a keyboard shortcut) and that did not seem to work.

Would it be possible to map a minimize event to mouse button 8?

or

should I instead set a keyboard shortcut to minimize a window then map that shortcut to button 8? For example, if...

I included "glibmm.h" instead and everything worked fine.

However, I have one more question.

How do I assign a formatted string to a glib::ustring object? I've tried assigning a formatted...

You sure about that? I've always been able to use int, unsigned int, unsigned char, etc in C++. I'm talking about the API specific datatypes of gtkmm.

Should I just include glib.h?

For some reason, I am not able to use normal C datatypes in Gtkmm. For example, char* has to be ustring and short has to be guint16. Which header must I include to in order to use ustring, guint16,...

ok, figured it out. It was the file system (FAT32). Just had to move my programming folder to my /home/username/ directory which is EXT3.

I am having a problem using automake. First of all, it seems like konqueror does not allow files to have filenames in all capitals. So, when I do "touch NEWS README AUTHORS ChangeLog," I get news,...

Ok. Where do I exactly unpack the files?

I looked into the source and it shows


#include <alsa/asoundlib.h>
#include <plug_out.h>

in /usr/include? Which folder do I add to /usr/include/ ?