Written by software the 29 Feb 08 at 12:29.

Create one Equalizer GUI for the whole system.

Create one Equalizer GUI for the whole system.

Written by cyberix the 4 Oct 09 at 00:42.

Add a simple graphic equalizer to sound preferences for changing volumes of certain frequency ranges.

Add a simple graphic equalizer to sound preferences for changing volumes of certain frequency ranges. <img src="https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Toni%20Ruottu?action=AttachFile&do=get&target=ubuntueq.png" alt="">

Written by Pirieianip the 11 May 13 at 03:24.

Kind of explanatory, I think.

Kind of explanatory, I think.

Written by Ubuwu the 28 Feb 08 at 18:37.

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Written by Kiwii the 8 Jul 11 at 17:13.

It would be handy if there were a volume control and device selection button right on an audio enabled application's top panel. So the users knows exactly where to control the volume of wich application. It could be in the top-right corner of each app that is playing or listening to sound in unity.

It would be handy if there were a volume control and device selection button right on an audio enabled application's top panel. So the users knows exactly where to control the volume of wich application. It could be in the top-right corner of each app that is playing or listening to sound in unity.

Written by roemer2201 the 12 Mar 08 at 06:41.

Ubuntu Brainstorm was updated in January 2009. Since the idea #4341 was submitted before this update, its rationale and solution are not separated. Please vote accordingly, and if you have the necessary rights, please separate the rationale from the solution. Thanks!

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Written by dragoninsane the 22 Mar 08 at 13:56.

Ubuntu Brainstorm was updated in January 2009. Since the idea #5402 was submitted before this update, its rationale and solution are not separated. Please vote accordingly, and if you have the necessary rights, please separate the rationale from the solution. Thanks!

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Written by CalcProgrammer1 the 16 Apr 08 at 00:15.

- VLC's video and audio decoding engine
VLC's engine supports almost every format imaginable for video and audio. VLC plays DVD's and CD's, streams from the Internet or LAN, and does tons of other stuff. VLC also has a custom 10 band equalizer with a cool 2-pass function that can put out great deep bass and clear high notes through relatively cheap headphones.

-XMMS/Totem's Visualization engine
The default visualization engine is nice because you can install more visualization plugins (like 3d ones or the special "RockLight" plugin for XMMS that flashes ThinkPad light to music). More visualizations would be written if people had a one-stop system for their media.

-Rhythmbox/Amarok/Songbird's library or custom one
I really like the library in Windows Media Player 11. It automatically detects your CD's and gets album cover pics, and then uses them as icons for each album. I think that'd be a good way to categorize items in a Linux media program too.

-iPod/PDA/USB drive/mp3 player sync
If you have a ton of music stored in an easy access place, you should be able to put it on your portable device. I know this feature already exists in Rhythmbox (at least for iPods). Also, playing music straight off of devices would be nice. CD burning would be an added plus, but it's kind of unnecessary.

- VLC's video and audio decoding engine VLC's engine supports almost every format imaginable for video and audio. VLC plays DVD's and CD's, streams from the Internet or LAN, and does tons of other stuff. VLC also has a custom 10 band equalizer with a cool 2-pass function that can put out great deep bass and clear high notes through relatively cheap headphones. -XMMS/Totem's Visualization engine The default visualization engine is nice because you can install more visualization plugins (like 3d ones or the special "RockLight" plugin for XMMS that flashes ThinkPad light to music). More visualizations would be written if people had a one-stop system for their media. -Rhythmbox/Amarok/Songbird's library or custom one I really like the library in Windows Media Player 11. It automatically detects your CD's and gets album cover pics, and then uses them as icons for each album. I think that'd be a good way to categorize items in a Linux media program too. -iPod/PDA/USB drive/mp3 player sync If you have a ton of music stored in an easy access place, you should be able to put it on your portable device. I know this feature already exists in Rhythmbox (at least for iPods). Also, playing music straight off of devices would be nice. CD burning would be an added plus, but it's kind of unnecessary. I don't know how reasonable this is, if those programs could easily be combined or not (some program engines are pretty tightly built and adding things may not be as simple as it sounds), but I think a lot of people would be drawn to a unified media system, especially one that pulls all the best features of Linux media players into one.

Written by AzazelMazikin the 1 Mar 08 at 14:17.

Ubuntu Brainstorm was updated in January 2009. Since the idea #2190 was submitted before this update, its rationale and solution are not separated. Please vote accordingly, and if you have the necessary rights, please separate the rationale from the solution. Thanks!

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