“Like the previously featured articles on new KDE 4 technologies
for Job Processes or SVG Widgets, today we feature the shiny new
multimedia technology Phonon. Phonon is designed to take some of
the complications out of writing multimedia applications in KDE 4,
and ensure that these applications will work on a multitude of
platforms and sound architectures. Unfortunately, writing about a
sound technology produces very few snazzy screenshots, so instead
this week has a few more technical details. Read on for the
details…”
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