Rhythmbox EQ
ATTENTION
Note: This project is still in progress. Please travel to the Google Code Project for more.
UPDATE: The Rhythmbox EQ has been updated. You can find it at google code.
Good evening everyone!
I’ve finally gotten to the point where my basic rhythmbox equalizer is up and running, so I figured I’d let the package sit here as an available download. I’ll also link it to the rhythmbox devels, in hopes that it generates a bit more interest, and someone might come along and clean up and add to it more, in the true open source sense.
You can download the package here: Click Me!.
Installation instructions:
Uncompress this package using an archive utility (file-roller) to the ~/.gnome2 directory, or use the following command:
tar -xvzf rbeq-1.3.tar.gz -C ~/.gnome2
And that’s it! Open rhythmbox, and go to “Edit -> Plugins” and select “Rhythmbox Equalizer.”
Screenshot (by request):
Screencap for the Rhythmbox EQ.
It feels good to finally have a project of my own out there to help the community. 
Ciao!
Tags: debian, development, equalizer, fedora, music, Open Source, plugin, rhythmbox, Ubuntu
Posted in Open Source, Tech
59 Responses to “Rhythmbox EQ”
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thanx very much, its useful
Awesome plugin. When I went to enable it, I noticed there was a compression plugin I didn’t even know about.. twofer.
Thank you!
awesome man! cheers, will definitely have a look at the source too
Apologies if this is a duplicate, but my javascript might have been off. Anyway, my version of Rhythmbox won’t accept this plugin. I’ve got a Centos5 machine, with RB 0.11.6. The plugin shows up after I unpack it the plugins directory, but when I try to enable it, I get an error that RB cannot load it. Any ideas?