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SRADIO 2.0: A GNU-RADIO FM STEREO PLL TUNER APPLICATION

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The GRC file

The GRC file generates a stereo FM tuner utilizing the QT UI. Consider it a framework for the full tuner...

For those not familiar with gnuradio and grc here is a helpful link: http://superkuh.com/gnuradio.html#simple

Using a simple "hack", some of the grc flow graph can be program controlled by...

Anyone have any advice on how to get this bug worked on. Notice the original posting date. It seems once it has been marked as incomplete, it is ignored. See...

How many of you knew that desktop zoom (super+mouse wheel) is now disabled by default?

If so, how did you find out about it?

https://bugs.launchpad.net/unity/+bug/684925

Never tried it with maverick yet but try enabling vsync and using the gl driver.

mplayer -vo gl ...

or disable fglrx (this will also help flash etc.). You can always reenable it later.

If you subscribe to this bug report it might help resolve the problem:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/alsa-driver/+bug/664189

The bug is filed about Maverick, but I have already...

My (Maverick) sound works with the headphone jack but no speakers. What Ubuntu are you using?

Thanks for posting the link. I have tried the ppa mentioned and its still no go, so I will be submitting a bug report to launchpad when I get a chance. If you have a different model you might want to...

I have an MSI Windtop AE2220 AIO pc that appears to have a similar problem -- no sound, though the driver is loaded and running. It seems the trick might be to get the correct configuration for the...

I have one myself, but cant you boot the live cd off your mac? BTW, don't bother, unity runs like crap on my eepc.

I'm guessing that your 9.04 netbook version doesn't have 'Startup Disk Creator' but the standard 9.04 live cd should. If you can download that iso, burn it to a cd then boot off of it and use its...

If they were selling Ubuntu for profit, do you think they would allow such an annoyance to most users? When I choose a different theme, why should I expect the functionality to differ?

That explains it well.:)

To clarify

From the bulletin:


But doesn't CharlesA have a point:


So the question is could this vulnerability cause a crash [the kernel] and potentially allow an attacker to take control...

So why is adobe allowed to state what they do in the case of Linux. Linux has a better security model, but you would not know it from the bulletin.

If this is true for Linux, which I doubt, what is the os mechanism that allows it?
If it is not true why should Adobe be allowed to state such a claim?
...

That is not the question.

I could be wrong, but I don't think you can equalize a spdif formatted signal without first converting it. One of the most configurable players for linux is Sox*. Although it is a command line...

You might try vlc, it has a software volume control (volume can be amplified > 100%).

An alternative is to use an alsa plugin that amplifies sound output.

It doesn't make sense that the file shrinks by uploading it. It is more likely that the image program you are using doesn't correctly recognize the particular tiff format. I would try another image...

It seems for 64 bit, flash 10.1 was a downgrade. What I find helps a little is to turn off "enable hardware acceleration" which is enabled by default.

What cpu speed and video card do you have now?

Might not be what you need, but you can use GnomeShell to view multiple workspaces. See http://live.gnome.org/GnomeShell/Screenshots for screenshots.

Though it has not been released (expect a few...

You must reduce the bitrate of your video files. Since you have control over your server I would approach it like this:

On the server :
Original video file -> ffmpeg transcode / reduce bitrate ->...

I believe there is a way to do it with pulse audio. A quick and dirty method with ffmpeg,mplayer:

Sending machine:

ffmpeg -i MP3FILE.mp3 -acodec copy -vcodec none -re -f mp3...