PulseAudio, a sound system for POSIX OSes, working as a proxy for sound applications which allows user to do advanced operations on sound data, is now at version 2.0.
It took almost six months to get a new version, but PulseAudio 2.0 was worth the wait. It comes with a lot of new key features, updates, and important bugfixes.
Highlights of PulseAudio 2.0: • Jack detection has been implemented, but more advanced features regarding this function will be implemented in the future; • PulseAudio now supports alternate sample rates, which means that sample rates can now be changed dynamically, which in turn avoids resampling; • VOIP (Voice Over IP) function has undergone serious improvements; • HURD support has been fixed; • The quality of A2DP decoder has been improved; • The Speex library is now optional.
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