PulseAudio Preferences 0.98 Released

PulseAudio Preferences (paprefs) is a configuration dialog for the PulseAudio sound server.

Tue Apr 14 2009:

Version 0.9.8 released; more translations, add RAOP enabling support

Tue Sep 9 2008:

Version 0.9.7 released; more translations, other updates

Tue Oct 30 2007:

Version 0.9.6 released; rework UI; add support to enable automatic zeroconf discovery; automatic device combination; i18n support

Sat Aug 26 2006:

Version 0.9.5 released; initial release

Overview

PulseAudio Preferences (paprefs) is a simple GTK based configuration dialog for the PulseAudio sound server.

Please note that this program can only configure local servers, and requires that a special module module-gconf is loaded in the sound server. (Since PulseAudio 0.9.5 this modules is loaded by default.)

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Current Status

Works perfectly.

Documentation

There is not much to say. Just run paprefs and see for yourself.

Requirements

Currently, paprefs is tested on Linux only.

paprefs was developed and tested on Debian GNU/Linux "testing" from August 2006, it should work on most other Linux distributions (and maybe Unix versions) since it uses GNU autoconf for source code configuration.

paprefs requires gtkmm and glademmm installed.

Obviously paprefs requires an installation of PulseAudio (version 0.9.5). The module module-gconf must be loaded in the daemon.

Installation

As this package is made with the GNU autotools you should run ./configure inside the distribution directory for configuring the source tree. After that you should run make for compilation and make install (as root) for installation of paprefs.

Download

The newest release is always available from http://0pointer.de/lennart/projects/paprefs/

The current release is 0.9.8

Get paprefs's development sources from the GIT repository (gitweb):

git clone git://git.0pointer.de/paprefs

source: PulseAudio Preferences

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