LonelyPixel

Too much configuration, really. I can either: Only have the user name typed by default and always request the password separately. And I have to press the Tab or Enter key every time myself because it's different for both form types so it's impossible to include in the username-only sequence. Or configure separate auto-type sequences for all accounts that decide to use a 2-step form. And as soon as one such site starts to use it, I end up reconfiguring my account entry technical details. The second...

Hello, Many websites increasingly change their logins to use separate forms for the user name and then the password. Keepass can only type everything at once. If you want to change that, you can only change it for a single operation. There is no way to explicitly request typing a user name only, and then a password only. Can this be added to Keepass? Or have I not found it in the documentation and other web sources?

Okay, I've got a working prototype now that can interact with mpg123 and play the audio through sox. It's a short Python script because I need two separate threads (read mpg123 output and wait for keyboard input). It can do a smooth volume fade on pause, unpause and stop. I just noticed that with sox, there's a latency of almost a second with the volume fading. Without the fading, it would pause after half a second but resume immediately. With only mpg123 alone, the reaction is always immediate....

Can I use that sox piping with mpg123 -R to monitor its status and control it from another process? I only get noise when I try this.

Yes, I've also heard that folks prefer the volume and equalizer controls on their amplifiers. The thing is, I don't have any of that. I have a Raspberry Pi with an I2S DAC+amp and then come the speakers. No controls anywhere. Just the bare electronics. You can't save on the speakers but the 20 € hardware is totally enough for a living room. But obviously that's worlds below the standards of any HiFi enthusiast out there. I'm already happy about the fully digital signal chain, avoiding the noise of...

Oh dear, this is the deepest rabbit hole I've seen in a while. You sound like you know what you're doing. I've never seen that before, so the available documentation isn't nearly sufficient to get me started. All I could find out is that Ladspa (no acronym definition to be found) is a plugin manager that is a plugin itself. WTH? I wouldn't even know where to type your code block from above into. I have to defer that project for indeterminate time, this is eating up too much of my time.

The sox command is the only option I can imagine using. Everything else is beyond my skills. sox and out123 are available. But it's hard to tell the difference when using the really primitive "bass" and "treble" options. I think they have an effect but I'd really like a more fine-grained control. Especially reducing the mids is impossible with only these two switches. And using positive values is a bad idea if it inevitably leads to clipping. Do you happen to have a comprehensible example to apply...

I installed the ALSA equalizer package and fiddled around with the config file (there are no clear instructions available, just snippets, some even don't mention that and just expect things to work on their own, which they don't). It is very effective on the sound and has the desired outcome. But... It completely disables the volume control. alsamixer can't change anything anymore, just the new command 'alsamixer -D equal'. To change the volume, I have to adjust all 10 bands. And even with all at...