Projects tagged ‘pulseaudio’

gnome-inm-forecast displays on the GNOME panel the weather forecast for the next 7 days in Spain. It extracts the information from the Spanish Meteorological Agency (http://www.aemet.es)

DescriptionThis is simple applet for controlling PulseAudio streams. Current version (0.3) has mono volume controlling and mute/unmute features. Applet requires Python (2.5 and 2.6 tested) with ... [More] ctypes, PyGTK, Gnome and PulseAudio. If you want to install it, check HowToInstall wiki page. If you want screenshots see Screenshots page See what is changed from Changelog page. News and Current status-- 07.11.2009 Applet has been updated to work with Ubuntu 9.10. -- 18.06.2009 Released v0.3 Check changes from Changelog page and Stream Icon usage from Usage page -- 18.04.2009 We have updated to translation template for the 0.3 version so if you want to create new translation or update current ones go to https://translations.launchpad.net/gnome-pulse-applet/trunk/+pots/gnome-pulseaudio-applet . -- 10.03.2009 Ubuntu package fixed. -- 09.03.2009 There is depencies missing in ubuntu package. If 0.2-1ubuntu doesn't work, install gettext package. -- 07.03.2009 Now tray mode is ready to use see Usage page for more info -- 19.02.2009 Debian uses too old PyGTK to run v0.2. This problem is fixed in svn. -- 06.02.2009 Released v0.2 -- 12.01.2009 IRC-channel created. Join #pulse-applet @ FreeNode -- 27.12.2008 version 0.1 (Testing/Developing) [Less]

esound4iphone is a Quick'n'dirty port of the popular "Enlightened Sound Daemon", a network transparent audio protocol who's main use is enabling sound to be outputted from one machine and played back ... [More] on another (other protocols to achieve such functionality include RAOP- used by apples airport express, and PulseAudio) Esound clients are available on windows, Mac OS X, and Linux (through both the original esound implementation and through PulseAudio). The application is still in pre-alpha and as such is still highly buggy. [Less]

Pulseaudio is a networked sound server, for both POSIX and Win32 systems. It acts like a proxy for sound applications. With it is possible to do software mixing of different audio streams (even if ... [More] they are on different machines), transfer an audio stream between different machines over the network, change the sample format or channel count, among other things. The benefit of integrating the Bluetooth Audio service into pulseaudio is that will be possible to make connections between the bluetooth audio streams and other audio streams on the computer. In example, it would be possible to have two people, each one with one bluetooth headset (or one bluetooth and one wired headset), talking on the same record channel of a VoIP application, mixing the two audio streams coming from the headsets into one that goes into the VoIP application. In addition, would be also possible to have pulseAudio to control your bluetooth audio streams, lowering the volume of your (bluetooth or not) speakers and activating your headset when you receive a call on your VoIP system. [Less]

DescriptionI have a fancy light bulb attached to my computer. I've always wanted to have it beat or blink to the music I play. This simple program allows me to do that. Rather than have you go through ... [More] the same issues, you might as well use this. DependenciesPulseAudio (pulse-simple) FFTW3 Quick InstallDownload release. tar -zxvf lightbeat-0.1.tar.gz cd lightbeat-0.1 ./configure make sudo make install /usr/local/bin/light_beat [Less]