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Oscilloscope software for Linux and X11. It uses sound device (/dev/dsp) as input source. Two channel (stereo), variable sampling frecuency, time and V scales. Variable trigger mode, level and channel . Nice xforms GUI. Includes buffer circuit scheme (wi
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glPlayer is a 3D visualization AddOn for mpg123 using OpenGL. It has been developed on SGI IRIX and is now beeing ported to Linux.
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A visualization plugin for XMMS and other audio players. It displays an animation (e.g. a dancing cartoon character) synchronized to the music. You can install extra animations or create your own.
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VSA is a visual sound analyzer (eye candy to go along with audio) for GNOME and EsounD. VSA supports layering any number of visualization, background or filter plug-ins, in any order.
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AuVis is a short command-line program that generates static images based on the audio data read from a WAVE resource. This can be useful when you want to get a quick overview on how loud an audio file is at certain positions.
