Using plug-ins / the console
Audion contains a flexible plug-in system, where small files can be used to expand Audion's capabilities without requiring an entirely new version of Audion. These files live in the "Plug-ins" folder, in the same location as Audion itself. The console window is your one-stop interface for managing and configuring the myriad of plug-ins that Audion can support. As you add new plug-ins in the future, check the Console window to discover what options the plug-in has. The plug-ins included with Audion are: Effects Effects plug-ins modify audio in real-time. Echo Equalizer Karaoke Maximizer Speed Visuals Visual plug-ins draw pretty things in the Visualizer Window. Inputs Input plug-ins specify sources of audio data. CD Audio: File: HTTP: Note: A larger buffer size means that network streams may take a longer time to start playing. Decoders Decoders translate compressed audio data into true sound. AIFF: CD Audio: MPEG: Ogg Vorbis: SID: WAVE: Outputs Outputs define where the audio goes, once decoded. Macintosh Audio: Audion stores a backlog ("buffer") while playing MP3 audio. This helps prevent skips and breaks caused by network trouble, or heavy processor usage. If you find audio skipping frequently, you can try adjusting this slider to compensate. Encoders Encoders take audio data, and recompress it into new files. AIFF: MP3 MP3 - PMLAME mp3PRO |
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