Novell Suse Linux Professional 9.2 00662644457284 Manual De Usuario
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your music folders in a list. To scan all these directories, select ‘Actions’ ➝
‘Start Scan’. The result is displayed as a tree structure. Using ‘Primary’ and
‘Secondary’, organize the two top branches of the tree according to the cri-
teria ‘Album’, ‘Artist’, ‘Genre’, and ‘Year’. Once the tree view is ready, find
titles simply by typing them into the input field. The selection in the tree
view jumps to the first matching entry automatically as you type.
‘Start Scan’. The result is displayed as a tree structure. Using ‘Primary’ and
‘Secondary’, organize the two top branches of the tree according to the cri-
teria ‘Album’, ‘Artist’, ‘Genre’, and ‘Year’. Once the tree view is ready, find
titles simply by typing them into the input field. The selection in the tree
view jumps to the first matching entry automatically as you type.
Context
With this tab, view information about your collection and various data
related to the current artist. For example, the view informs you about your
favorite titles, the newest titles added to the collection, and other details.
favorite titles, the newest titles added to the collection, and other details.
Search
This tab opens a dialog in which to perform a recursive search for a file
in a given directory. To do so, enter a text string for the title and the location
at which to start the search. Then select ‘Search’ and wait for the results to
appear in the lower section of the window.
at which to start the search. Then select ‘Search’ and wait for the results to
appear in the lower section of the window.
Streams
This view manages Internet radio streams. After making sure that you
are connected to the Internet, select ‘Fetch Stream Information’. amaroK in-
cludes an entry for every reachable stream in the list below. Then drag any
entry from this list and drop it into the playlist to listen to the broadcast.
cludes an entry for every reachable stream in the list below. Then drag any
entry from this list and drop it into the playlist to listen to the broadcast.
Effects
Select the ‘FX’ button in the player window or use the amaroK application menu
to open a dialog in which to enable and configure several sound effects, such as
an equalizer, the stereo balance, and a hall effect. Select the desired effects and
adjust the settings, if available, for each of them.
to open a dialog in which to enable and configure several sound effects, such as
an equalizer, the stereo balance, and a hall effect. Select the desired effects and
adjust the settings, if available, for each of them.
Visualizations
amaroK comes with a number of visualizations that display a graphical effect
for the music played. Native amaroK visualizations are displayed in the player
window. Cycle through the various available display modes by clicking the ani-
mation.
for the music played. Native amaroK visualizations are displayed in the player
window. Cycle through the various available display modes by clicking the ani-
mation.
In addition to the above, amaroK also supports the visualization plug-ins of the
XMMS media player. To use these, first install the
XMMS media player. To use these, first install the
xmms-plugins
package then
select ‘Visualizations’ from the amaroK menu. This opens a window listing the
available plug-ins. XMMS plug-ins are always displayed in an extra window.
In some cases, there is an option to display them in fullscreen mode. For some
plug-ins, you may not get a smooth visual effect unless you use a 3D-accelerated
graphics card.
available plug-ins. XMMS plug-ins are always displayed in an extra window.
In some cases, there is an option to display them in fullscreen mode. For some
plug-ins, you may not get a smooth visual effect unless you use a 3D-accelerated
graphics card.
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