A LADSPA based multiband equalizer approach for getting better sound out of PulseAudio. This equalizer clearly is more potent and easy to use than previous versions.
I like to play Spotify or other audio sources and get a good sound. Other equalizers work great but it uses Gnome 3 header bar and I do really hate this header bars distribution, so I try to fix this, and I add some extra features.
- Export all user presets to a folder is posible
- Tow more presets added Gospel, and Blues
- Fixed error when trying to delete a non user preset
- Fixed LADSPA plugin multiband EQ module listed after uninstall
- if swh plug-ins are not installed, a warning message is displayed
- Debian packages for Ubuntu 21.10 and earlier with zstd compression support
- Debian packages with tar.zx compression support
- Import presets by drag and drop a .preset file, feature enabled again.
- Fixed error that mishandle the actual preset list when a personal preset is deleted
- Fixed preset file import Error, dialog freeze
- Improves detection of actions and preset changes
- Fixed detection of PulseAudio equalizer status on initialization
- Fixed bad sync to header bar and toolbar controls (preset box and enable/disable switch)
- Fixed error when equalizer plugin for PulseAudio is not present
- Export a preset
- Import a preset
- Gnome 3 header bar enable/disable switch
- Option to have a traditional interface (menu and tool-bar, yeah I do hate header bars)
- Save modified frequencies set as a new preset
- Delete local conf. presets
- Enhanced Save Preset
- About dialog, credits, and license
- Equalizer polished interface
- Automatically detect non Gnome 3 Desktop environments (MATE, Cinnamon, XFce, etc.)
- Multi language support
- experimental pipewire support
https://github.com/pulseaudio-equalizer-ladspa/equalizer
https://code.launchpad.net/~psyke83/+junk/pulseaudio-equalizer
https://github.com/jjo/config/tree/master/.pulse
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