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Ubuntu should be able to automatically stream audio from wireless devices
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Written by starleaf1 the 26 Apr 12 at 17:50.
Global category: Multimedia.
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I believe there are a good number of users who want to stream music or other audio from their bluetooth (or other wireless) devices and play it on their computers' speakers. In operating systems with Pulse Audio, this can be done by loading the module-loopback. There's no way of doing so that I know of, other than manually via command-line. This is impractical for casual users. To make matters worse, forgetting to unload this module before disconnecting will result in it hooking any other input device it can find. If it hooks a microphone that's located near the speaker, this can cause a feedback.
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Bring back effectv to work with video loopback instead of empathy cheese efects.
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Written by Dark Sneasel FP the 23 Dec 11 at 01:27.
Global category: Multimedia.
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one of the problems of chease, was that you can apply effects, but the onlything you could with then was record as an ogv file.
now you can use those effects on a webcam chat if you use empathy and empathy suport webcam on that protocol , but this only works for empathy.
effectv on the other hand, was a software with more cool effects that 'export' the generated image as virtual webcams (with some help of video loopback) so you can apply effects and use in any program with webcam support.
but 2 problems happens:
1) with the new video 4 linux, this program stop works, but i still was able to launch it until ubuntu 11.04 with the following comand:
LD_PRELOAD=/usr/lib/libv4l/v4l1compat.so effectv
2)the new video loopback is incompatible with the old one, so i can't export this program output as an webcam.
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Progress adjuster in Sound Menu
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Written by mackuz the 16 May 12 at 07:26.
Related project: Unity.
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Everytime the user wants to see remaining time for the song, he must open an audioplayer.
Sound menu already contains:
*song name,
*band name,
*album name,
*album art,
*volume control,
*play/pause/previous/next buttons.
But some information is missing:
*Song duration and remaining song time,
*Progress adjuster.
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Music and chat/twitter apps on the Unity Launcher for default
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Written by Cont3mpo the 9 Mar 12 at 22:54.
Global category: Multimedia.
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The apps on the launcher are good, but not a great or cool experience.
Users need great and "cool" apps on the launcher; Music, Chat and Twitter (Rhythmbox, Empathy, Gwibber). LibreOffice it's lame to see on the launcher. Users need social and cool apps on the launcher for default. The first thing they see is the Launcher.
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