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projectM on Ubuntu - dammIT
https://dammit.nl/projectm-ubuntu.html
You might see some warnings during the make, especially in the Qt code, but as long as it's just warnings, you will be fine. You can now start projectM by launching projectM-pulseaudio. Right click the window that appears and fiddle with the settings as you please. Play some music and ensure the right Pulseaudio output is selected. Enjoy!
Ubuntu Howto: Install projectM Audio Visualizer – Ubuntu Geek
https://www.ubuntugeek.com/ubuntu-howto-install-projectm-audio-visualizer.html
projectM-pulseaudio 6. You can enter/exit fullscreen mode by pressing "f" when the projectM window is selected. Pressing "m" will bring up projectM's menus where you can select different presets and play with settings. Pressing "l" will stop the cycling of presets, and only display the one currently being used. Have fun! projectM Homepage:
Ubuntu – Package Search Results -- pulseaudio
https://packages.ubuntu.com/pulseaudio
Package projectm-pulseaudio bionic (18.04LTS) (sound): projectM PulseAudio module [ universe ] 2.1.0+dfsg-4build1: amd64 arm64 i386 ppc64el s390x
projectm is installed but wont open in ubuntu 18.04 C
https://gitanswer.com/projectm-is-installed-but-wont-open-in-ubuntu-18-04-c-386884213
You can confirm this by attempting to run projectM from a terminal by issuing the following command: projectM-pulseaudio The output should give you some errors about the above font files. Also when issuing commands "projectM" is case sensitive.
How to integrate projectM in VLC? - Ask Ubuntu
https://askubuntu.com/questions/138037/how-to-integrate-projectm-in-vlc
Project M is not automatically integrated into VLC (or any application that I know of). You would need to find a plugin for the application that allows you to use Project M's visualizations. To my knowledge, there is no existing plugin for VLC that allows you to do this. So, like spm says, you will need to start projectM-pulseaudio separately.
c++ - ProjectM-pulseaudio streams and audio gain - Stack ...
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/26212945/projectm-pulseaudio-streams-and-audio-gain
ProjectM listens to the user's choice of one of the Pulseaudio output device monitors. There's a GUI to choose which you want, and I can make the same choice from the Pulseaudio volume control GUI. In my case, I can choose my video card's HDMI audio output, my motherboard's analogue audio output, or my motherboard's digital audio output.
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