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Shows the "moods" of audio tracks in Amarok
From the Amarok wiki:
The moodbar officially returns as of Amarok 1.4.4! It shows
you the "mood" of a track, which you can then use to figure
out when something interesting happens in the song.
http://amarok.kde.org/wiki/Moodbar
GStreamer ATSC A/52 stream aka AC-3 (dvd audio) plugin
Implementation of the Audio File Library from SGI (Linux CentOS 6.8)
Audio system for the KDE integrated X11 desktop (Linux Fedora 10)
This is the aRts module from KDE CVS.
Implementation of the Audio File Library from SGI (Linux Fedora 10)
Sample multi-channel audio mixer library (Linux Fedora 10)
Python-based audio metadata tag reader and writer
MPEG Layer II audio decoder with multi-channel support
A multi-channel MPEG encoder, using the ISO13818 standard and the dist10
source code. Multi-channel files may have up to 6 defined channels:
Left(L), Right(R), Center(C), Left Surround (LS), Right Surround (RS) and
a Low Frequency Enhancement channel (LFE).
ISO13818 defines 5 multi-channel modes (on top of the normal stereo mode),
each of these modes may have an optional LFE channel:
3/2: L, R, C, LS, RS
3/1: L, R, C, mono surround
2/2: L, R, LS, RS
2/1: L, R, mono surround
3/0: L, R, C
The "standard" surround sound encoding of "5.1 channels" is achieved by
using mode 3/2 plus an LFE channel.
A multi-channel MPEG file should decode OK on any MPEG decoder. If the
decoder doesn't recognize the multi-channel extensions, then you'll just
get a stereo file containing a down mix of the 5 channels.
MPEG Layer II audio encoder with multi-channel support
A multi-channel MPEG encoder, using the ISO13818 standard and the dist10
source code. Multi-channel files may have up to 6 defined channels:
Left(L), Right(R), Center(C), Left Surround (LS), Right Surround (RS) and
a Low Frequency Enhancement channel (LFE).
ISO13818 defines 5 multi-channel modes (on top of the normal stereo mode),
each of these modes may have an optional LFE channel:
3/2: L, R, C, LS, RS
3/1: L, R, C, mono surround
2/2: L, R, LS, RS
2/1: L, R, mono surround
3/0: L, R, C
The "standard" surround sound encoding of "5.1 channels" is achieved by
using mode 3/2 plus an LFE channel.
A multi-channel MPEG file should decode OK on any MPEG decoder. If the
decoder doesn't recognize the multi-channel extensions, then you'll just
get a stereo file containing a down mix of the 5 channels.
Audio system for the KDE integrated X11 desktop (Linux CentOS 6.8)
This is the aRts module from KDE CVS.