LTR12101B said:
http://www.viaarena.com/?PageID=328 - latest VIA embedded audio driver for most VIA southbridge designs ... more info on the selection here
http://www.viaarena.com/?PageID=69
tnx LTR, but...
yeah, those are the latest VIA audio drivers, which looked kind of bloated to me, so I haven't updated 'till now. But I haven't found they incorporate an EQ. All I found is that since 2004/3/17 (Ver 5.20) "Supported the EQ function for application through APIs"
What does it means
What do you mean
API: application programming interface
An API is a series of functions that programs can use to make the operating system do their dirty work. Using Windows APIs, for example, a program can open windows, files, and message boxes--as well as perform more complicated tasks--by passing a single instruction.
So I guess that "Supported the EQ function for application through APIs" may mean something here. But how?
Is there an EQ option now in the audio control panel or somewere else?
Is this a way to somehow, get close to something like the following idea?
I don't know programming but I'm sure this should be something relatively easy to implement. Software equalizers modules or plugins are relatively simple applets and all of us running audio software in our putters already should have several of them in our systems (winamp, windvd, audio editors, etc...). So in theory, all you need is to make your master output audio stream run through one of those EQ modules or plugins before the audio is sent to the speakers (with the option to have and save several presets). Looks so simple... but I don't know how to do it. I'm so dumm that I coudn't make Music Media Player use one of those EQ, even with the filters overrides add filters option
also, waiting for you viper, and anyone else with other options