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Sonud manager, idea

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Description: It's an idea to a better managing of sound. The picture is better than my english ! Phonon developer, can you read ?? ;) @+ Davandg License: GPL

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by Divilinux on: May 11 2006

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hy
if i understand your idea..it's like a crossfader beetwen audio player and video player..
i think is possible and easy using dcop..
someone could tell me or it's wrong?

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Re: ?

by Superstoned on: May 11 2006

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It could be done now - by hand. But maybe phonon will be able to do it automatically. I might be able to tell this idea to the Phonon hackers on the KDE Multi Media Meeting in the netherlands, where I will help a bit :D

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Greate

by MasterD on: May 11 2006

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Greate idea! Sometimes I want to watch a little video i just downloaded and with this automatic fade out, I dont have to manipulate my soundsoftware (or videosoftware however).

The last started software should be able to fade out all other software.

But there is a problem: Whats about browser? They can make noise too, so if I start a browser will the sound be fade out too?

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Re: Greate

by powerpenguin on: May 11 2006

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Well perhaps you could have a Kcontrol module to give certain apps priority and prevent others from interupting the sound at all.

peace,
-sol-

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CAES / Crosslink

by Ekardnam on: May 11 2006

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Well, something like this could be able with CrossLink:
http://www.kde-look.org/content/show.php?content=36308

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CrossLink / Phonon

by profoX on: May 12 2006

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Yes, I had this idea already. CrossLink will be able to do things like this when it's finisht.
(--> refer to my example of voIP client and music playing)

However, it might be that Phonon will offer something like this too.

And if it doesn't.. Pray that CrossLink will become a success :)

- profoX
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Idea

by richard2121 on: May 18 2006

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It would be a good idea if the music resumed 0.5 seconds before it started to fad

I love Windows gaming especially the game where you have to do all your work before it crashes.
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Interesting, but...

by ssokolow on: Jun 2 2006

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Interesting, but considering that KDE 4 is phasing out aRTs (or so I'm told), I don't see how this could be implemented in a reasonable manner.

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Sonud manager, idea

KDE4 Brainstorm

It's an idea to a better managing of sound. The picture is better than my english ! Phonon developer, can you read ?? ;) @+ Davandg

?

hy if i understand your idea..it's like a crossfader beetwen audio player and video player.. i think is possible and easy using dcop.. someone could tell me or it's wrong?

Re: ?

It could be done now - by hand. But maybe phonon will be able to do it automatically. I might be able to tell this idea to the Phonon hackers on the KDE Multi Media Meeting in the netherlands, where I will help a bit :D

Greate

Re: Greate

Well perhaps you could have a Kcontrol module to give certain apps priority and prevent others from interupting the sound at all. peace, -sol-

CAES / Crosslink

Well, something like this could be able with CrossLink: http://www.kde-look.org/content/show.php?content=36308

CrossLink / Phonon

Yes, I had this idea already. CrossLink will be able to do things like this when it's finisht. (--> refer to my example of voIP client and music playing) However, it *might* be that Phonon will offer something like this too. And if it doesn't.. Pray that CrossLink will become a success :)

Idea

It would be a good idea if the music resumed 0.5 seconds before it started to fad

Interesting, but...

Interesting, but considering that KDE 4 is phasing out aRTs (or so I'm told), I don't see how this could be implemented in a reasonable manner.

It's an idea to a better managing of sound. The picture is better than my english !

Phonon developer, can you read ?? ;)

@+

Davandg

hy
if i understand your idea..it's like a crossfader beetwen audio player and video player..
i think is possible and easy using dcop..
someone could tell me or it's wrong?

Well perhaps you could have a Kcontrol module to give certain apps priority and prevent others from interupting the sound at all.

peace,
-sol-

Well, something like this could be able with CrossLink:
http://www.kde-look.org/content/show.php?content=36308

Yes, I had this idea already. CrossLink will be able to do things like this when it's finisht.
(--> refer to my example of voIP client and music playing)

However, it might be that Phonon will offer something like this too.

And if it doesn't.. Pray that CrossLink will become a success :)