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[SOLVED] PulseAudio (in GNOME 3) - simultaneous digital ...
https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=118026
Analog output via standard 3.5mm plugs to analog 5.1 setup Digital output via spdif port through coaxial cable into 5.1 receiver. 2) Software Arch (latest updates as at 2/5/11) Gnome 3 with its built-in Pulse and "pulseaudio-alsa" installed, but alsa is NOT running as a daemon (as per the Pulseaudio Wiki) Amarok 2.4.0 with GStreamer phonon backend
PulseAudio-Equalizer - GNOME Shell Extensions
https://extensions.gnome.org/extension/164/pulseaudio-equalizer/
PulseAudio-Equalizer. by s8dtvt. Show PulseAudio-Equalizer (System-wide Equalizer for PulseAudio) in Volume Cotrol. Notes: needs to install Pulseaudio-equalizer first Hello, After I install pulseaudio-equalizer in archlinux, I want to intergrate it to Volume Control. So I made it. Hope it was useful for you.
Links 22/6/2016: PulseAudio 9.0, GNOME 3.21.3 Released ...
http://techrights.org/2016/06/22/gnome-3-21-3-released/
Prominent features of PulseAudio 9.0 include support for sample rates up to 384 kHz, the implementation of a memfd-backed shared memory transport, significant improvements to the automatic routing functionality, as well as the adoption of the C11 C standard instead of C99. ... GNOME 3.21.3, the third snapshot of the GNOME 3.21 cycle, is now ...
gnome - pulseaudio-equalizer is not working in Ubuntu 20 ...
https://askubuntu.com/questions/1232024/pulseaudio-equalizer-is-not-working-in-ubuntu-20-04
So, the pulseaudio-equalizer continue not working. Highlighting, at last I guess there are two important points to be fixed in the Ubuntu 20.04 for pulseaudio-equalizer: Include the qpaeq icon/shortcut in the Gnome Applications after the pulseaudio-equalizer installation. Load the modules module-equalizer-sink and module-dbus-protocol and ...
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