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Alexey Starinsky wrote: |
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> Hello, all! |
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> May be that is a stupid question, but please, could someone do this |
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> check: try to tune equaliser in xmms in way that can be obviously |
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> heard, and listen, is there ANY difference in sound by turning it ON |
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> and OFF. |
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> I noticed that it does not work quite long period of time (after XMMS ebuild |
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> became split apart from XMMS plugins), but I thought it is just my |
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> bugs. Recently I installed new gentoo on totally diferent hardware, |
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> and ... surprise - no equaliser again - just the same sound, but it |
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> DID work long ago before! Re-emerging did not help. Revdep-rebuild - |
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> also didn't. |
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> Any ideas? |
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> --- |
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> WBR, Alex Stark |
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Try emerging the eq-xmms plugin (emerge eq-xmms). It will let you |
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equalize almost any type of files. Also, I think I read somewhere that |
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if you use the MAD MPEG decoder plugin (libxmmsmad.so), the equalizer |
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doesn't work with MP3. You can disable it in XMMS' preferences and use |
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MPEG Layer 1/2/3 Player (libmpg123.so) instead and the XMMS equalizer |
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will work with MP3. |
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-- Luis Ortiz |
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