Posts Tagged ‘audio’

Amarok 2.7 Features and Fixes Inspected

Posted on: February 9th, 2013 by No Comments

Amarok Music Player Screenshot

The Amarok 2.7 release delivers nearly 500 bug fixes, and an impressive list of new features. Here I will be reviewing some of the latest features after experimenting with 2.7 for a few days. Installation…

Linux Desktop Audio Applications

Posted on: December 13th, 2011 by No Comments

Rhythmbox Screenshot

Now for a look at all of the available audio software for the Linux desktop. Here you can find several audio players, audio recorders, digital equalizer’s and DJ software. Please comment below if you have any audio software that you think should be added to the list.

High Quality Media Players

The selection of media players for Linux is also growing, and there are several full featured players to try. Some players will even automatically manage your album artwork.

Fade Application Volume In And Out With Ear Candy

Posted on: November 26th, 2011 by No Comments

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With Ear Candy you can fade application volume in or out based on profiles and window focus. You can even automatically fade your audio when you receive a Skype call. You can also fade out music when videos are playing.

Ear Candy Features

Ear Candy will also reset your application volumes to their original levels after exiting. So take control of your audio and let it automatically function as you want it to.

Transmageddon Video Converter

Posted on: October 13th, 2011 by 1 Comment

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Transmageddon is a small, fast, and easy to use video converter available for the Linux desktop. Transmageddon is excellent for converting your video files into a format that will work on all of your media devices.

About Transmageddon

This great application also supports many popular video formats as well, just make sure you have all of the required the gestreamer codecs if you receive errors.

A Closer Look At Banshee Media Player

Posted on: October 8th, 2011 by 1 Comment

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If your current media player is lacking features it may be time to try Banshee. The Banshee media player will allow you to play and sort your audio and video files with a user-friendly interface.

About Banshee

Banshee will now even keep all of your cover art organized. You can also burn and listen to audio CD’s using the Banshee media player. Internet radio support is already setup, as well as Podcast ability.

OpenShot Video Editor

Posted on: October 4th, 2011 by No Comments

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The OpenShot video editor for Linux is easy to use and very powerful. You can work with audio, video, or images to create cool video projects with amazing effects.

About Arista

OpenShot will let you add subtitles to your videos, and you can export your videos to many popular video formats. This is a fantastic video editor with many effective features. You can even use OpenShot to adjust the gamma, hue, and brightness of your videos.

Banshee Media Player 2.2 Features

Posted on: September 27th, 2011 by No Comments

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Much work has gone into the 2.2 release of Banshee media player. Banshee is among the most popular media players available for the Linux desktop.

Some Banshee Details

Banshee will now even support podcasts or internet radio. This powerful media player is well-known for its ability to synchronize with external devices and media players.