

Hi.
About the vu-meter, I've found a method to do it, but I don't like it very much because it must use an external ALSA plugin (.so) and a asoundrc modification. Will study further.
About the little bug, fixed in beta2 (about to be released). - Jul 03 2007
About the vu-meter, I've found a method to do it, but I don't like it very much because it must use an external ALSA plugin (.so) and a asoundrc modification. Will study further.
About the little bug, fixed in beta2 (about to be released). - Jul 03 2007
First of all, sorry for the lag.
Well, you can define what is your master control of your card (go into settings pages, and use "Master" to set what it is).
Then, I know, there's some bug that prevents kamix for storing settings. I'm investigating this, among with working on some new features. Stay tuned for 0.6.2...
Thanks and bye - Feb 21 2005
Well, you can define what is your master control of your card (go into settings pages, and use "Master" to set what it is).
Then, I know, there's some bug that prevents kamix for storing settings. I'm investigating this, among with working on some new features. Stay tuned for 0.6.2...
Thanks and bye - Feb 21 2005
If you're referring to "grouping" elements together, well ALSA does not handle informations about "logical" groups, also because they are pretty hardware-dependant.
I'm planning anyway to implement a free grouping, so that you can decide which elements to see "together" and possibily show/hide them on the fly. This requires a not-so-little bit of work, so it will take some time... but stay tuned... - Nov 18 2004
I'm planning anyway to implement a free grouping, so that you can decide which elements to see "together" and possibily show/hide them on the fly. This requires a not-so-little bit of work, so it will take some time... but stay tuned... - Nov 18 2004
Well, for an equalizer, you have to grab the sound out of your soundcard, that is dealing with the underlaying sound server; that's exactly what I want to avoid, letting this piece of software completely sound server independent (you see, the vumeter is based on aRts, and many people asked me to rip it out because they don't use it, this is just an example).
- Nov 12 2004
KMix is fine _now_, but it wasn't when I started this project; kmix was based on aRts, while kamix is purely base on ALSA since the beginning, and this is not a little difference. Then things evolved, gaps was filled and so on. There are a few, little things that kmix still doesn't handle (e.g. enumerated elements), a few differences, this is why I keep this project alive :)
- Nov 12 2004
This is an old question... kamix and kmix LOOK similar, but they are built upon completely different basis. They can hardly share something, beside the basic ideas.
Kamix is based on ALSA directly, and gets rid of mid-layer as aRts, and it can be useful for those for which kmix is not completely functional (for example, kmix does not handle - so far - enumerated items).
After all, it's a matter of choice :) - Sep 14 2004
Kamix is based on ALSA directly, and gets rid of mid-layer as aRts, and it can be useful for those for which kmix is not completely functional (for example, kmix does not handle - so far - enumerated items).
After all, it's a matter of choice :) - Sep 14 2004
This was already pointed out by others; kmix and kamix are different on the basis, the former based on aRts, the latter based on ALSA, I think there would be too little to share, except for the "ideas".
As I said elsewhere, kamix started one year ago, when kmix were obviously "poorer" than today, and when kamix had its own reasons to be. Now it could be pointless for many, but there are cases in which direct use of ALSA may be useful.
Bye! - Jul 01 2004
As I said elsewhere, kamix started one year ago, when kmix were obviously "poorer" than today, and when kamix had its own reasons to be. Now it could be pointless for many, but there are cases in which direct use of ALSA may be useful.
Bye! - Jul 01 2004
Yes, already reported, that function seems to be new in ALSA 1.0.5, probably you have an "older" version of ALSA installed.
Quick fix: replace line #26 in src/kalsa.cpp:
return snd_asoundlib_version();
with
return "0";
and recompile, it should go fine.
This will be fixed in the next round. - Jun 25 2004
Quick fix: replace line #26 in src/kalsa.cpp:
return snd_asoundlib_version();
with
return "0";
and recompile, it should go fine.
This will be fixed in the next round. - Jun 25 2004
These differences come out since kamix is based directly on ALSA, while kmix uses aRts as abstraction layer. Using ALSA directly can provide more accurate details about controls and abilities.
About choosing the short view control, I think this is a very good idea, will be done.
So it may be worth... al least for some time:) - Jun 18 2004
About choosing the short view control, I think this is a very good idea, will be done.
So it may be worth... al least for some time:) - Jun 18 2004

Flat (full-screen splash)
KDE 3.x Splash Screens by dannya 9 comments
Could you keep the same font you use for "KDE" and "3.2" for the "Welcome" too? It's a bit clashing :)
- May 06 2004

Flat (full-screen splash)
KDE 3.x Splash Screens by dannya 9 comments
Great, simply. Keep on this masterpiece (the whole set I mean). Just a little thing: on my 1400x1050 screen, the "KDE" with the wheel and the "3.2" are too aliased. Could you create a 1600x1200 version?
- May 06 2004
It is relevant to me as long as official kmix lacks support for things that could prevent audio board from working on some non-basical function (splitting channels, or combo-based selections). Then your're right, there should be only one mixer, it's an app that normally doesn't need "alternatives"... (My initial work was only done to solve a problem of mine, then I "shared" it when I saw it worked :) )
- Feb 10 2004