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Changelog for V2.0

May 21, 2013 / Marko / Documentation

– New optimizations in audio. – Based on latest Linux Mint Debian Cinnamon i386 Edition 201303. – New 3.8.10 real-time kernel. – Resolved issues with some Toshiba Satellite laptops. – Added VLC media player for DVDs/Bluray/MKV/AVI files. – Simplified installation. No need for adding user to audio group. – Playing audio files without monitor and mice […]

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Playing your music without monitor and mouse

January 26, 2013 / Marko / Documentation

This article is obsolete. Since Linux was born on network, you can use the network to control the music playback without having monitor or TV connected to your PC. We’ll show you how to do it via mpd – Music Player Daemon, a flexible and powerful server-side application for music playback. MPD’s plugins and libraries enable the processing of […]

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Natsukashii

January 23, 2013 / Dalibor Kasac / Articles
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Establishing the quality of audio gear is not an easy task. The mesurements could give you some information, but only the listening test gives the real insight into the degree of fidelity at which the tested device reproduces recorded music. It is self understood that the audio equipment reviewers should have abundant experience and constant […]

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AP Linux Forum

January 22, 2013 / Marko / News

Finally we have implemented the forum. We hope that you will find this a useful resource. Please play nice and before posting in the forum, search, read the FAQ(s) and documentation. Make sure your post is on topic and have a great time staying here! Checklist For Buying a New Mattress

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COMPUTER AUDIO – The truth and nothing but…

January 14, 2013 / Marko / Articles
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Why should you use computer for playing digital music? The answer is very simple. If we had the recent computer technology in 1980, no one would ever think of storing the audio files on CD ROM. Will the transfer of your CD collection on hard drive improve the quality of audio playback? Yes. The playback […]

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M2TECH HIFACE EVO

January 11, 2013 / Marko / News
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Documentation for 2.1 version Open terminal and become root: sudo su apt-get update apt-get install git cd /lib/modules/3.2.32-rt48/ rm build ln -s /usr/src/linux-headers-3.2.32-rt48 /lib/modules/3.2.32-rt48/build cd /usr/src/linux-headers-3.2.32-rt48/arch mv x86 x86-orig wget http://dl.ap-linux.com/Releases/hiface/x86.tar.gz tar xzvf x86.tar.gz cd /usr/local/src git clone git://github.com/panicking/snd-usb-asyncaudio.git cd snd-usb-asyncaudio make Load module into the kernel: insmod snd-usb-hiface.ko Now you should see your DAC […]

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FAQ

January 6, 2013 / Marko / Documentation

Your question has not been answered in F.A.Q. – just post it to newly opened forum. 1. I can’t add music to my Linux box with my external USB disk Sometimes USB ports don’t recognize your external stick or disk. Just try to connect it to some other USB port like the one on the back. […]

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Playing audio

January 4, 2013 / Marko / Documentation
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Login to Fluxbox first. Then we must transfer some music to the box. We can use removable storage like USB disks and sticks, CD/DVD or we can transfer our music via ssh from another machine. AP Linux comes with two audio servers. Pulse audio server and Jack. Jack is the real thing. Pulse is just […]

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Install instructions for V1.0.2

January 4, 2013 / Marko / Documentation

1. Download the ISO file and burn it to DVD. 2. Prepare your PC for booting from CD/DVD ROM. Maybe your PC have already this settings applied. If it doesn’t boot from CDROM, then go to BIOS and find option that says something like “Boot order” and select that the first boot device is CD/DVD […]

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Audacious with Jack

December 28, 2012 / Marko / Uncategorized

Checklist For Buying a New Mattress

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Audiophile Linux is based on Arch Linux distribution. Old versions are based on Linux Mint. It’s absolutely free. Linux operating system and it’s kernel are distributed under GPL license.

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