Ardour and JACK developer Paul Davis looked at audio from mostly the professional audio perspective, while PulseAudio developer Lennart Poettering, unsurprisingly, discussed desktop audio.
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Zeya: Bring your music anywhere (HTMLv5-based music server) Version 0.2
Zeya is a streaming music server that brings your music to any computer with a web browser. It reads your music library, lets you browse your files, and streams them on demand.
The client runs entirely in the browser using the HTML 5 draft standard technologies— no Flash needed! No Silverlight, no applets, no plugins, no external players.
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Earcandy is the next cool thing you want in Linux if you are a media buff
Earcandy is a PulseAudio volume manager, which for me is probably the first thing that i ever liked about pulse audio. This volume manager could mute music in your amarok or rhythombox or literally any music player when you play some video in youtube(i am not lying) or VLC or other video players.
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ffmpeg Cheat Sheet - 19 Best Practices
ffmpeg is a multiplatform, open-source library for video and audio files. It is usualy available in your distribution repositories, so search for it and install it.
This article will present 19 ffmpeg very useful commands.
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Fall In Love With Ardour's Digital Audio Workstation
Ardour is a digital audio workstation that's designed for musicians, podcasters, voice actors, editors, and anyone who needs full-blown professional software with all the bells and whistles.
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RealtimeKit and the audio problem
Skip-free audio and video playback is a fundamental expectation for many - if not most - Linux users. Given the importance of this feature and the increase in hardware performance over the years, one would think that the audio latency problem would have been solved some time ago.
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Review: Rhythmbox 0.12.0 in Ubuntu 9.04
Rhythmbox is the default audio player coming with the GNOME desktop environment, featuring a clean, typical interface which is so common for GTK audio players. I could say that Rhythmbox has little missing features and it is rather complete.
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VLC 1.0.0 is finally out !
After more than one year of hard work, VLC 1.0.0 is finally out !
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Jokosher: Free audio editor
Very nice multi-track audio editor. Designed from the ground up to be easy to use and flexible.
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Converting video & audio files using ffmpeg in GNU/Linux
A few days ago I downloaded a video file (.flv) from a website. I wanted to convert the video from .flv to .avi (I know it’s not a free format, but I needed to). I searched over the Internet and found out about FFmpeg. FFmpeg is a command line tool used to convert multimedia files between formats. Not only it converts video files but it also converts audio files.
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ALSA 1.0.20 Released, Many Fixes & Improvements
With three months having passed since the release of ALSA 1.0.19, it is now time for an update to the Advanced Linux Sound Architecture. ALSA 1.0.20 was announced this morning and it brings forth a slew of bug-fixes and other audio driver updates for Linux.
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CMus Review - A Great ncurses Music Player
CMus (also called C* Music Player) is a ncurses-based audio player which can be run in a shell, with no need for an X server. CMus is very powerful and highly configurable, and it features Vi-like commands and keyboard shortcuts which can be bound to other keys if needed. It supports various audio formats, including Ogg Vorbis, FLAC, MP3 (with libmad), WAV, AAC or WMA.
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10 Best Audio Editors for Linux
I’ve compiled a list of some of the most useful Audio applications you can download totally free of charge for Linux.
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A Simple Approach To Grabbing Streaming Audio Playlists With Unix Or Linux
As long as you do this for your own enjoyment, I'm pretty sure it's ethical
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To PulseAudio or Not To PulseAudio . . .
The Developers and MOTUs for Ubuntu have seen fit to add PulseAudio to the audio stack. And I do mean add it to the stack. It sits on top of Alsa and attempts to manage the way people use their audio. And yes, it sits on top of Alsa, not replaces it.
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