I know exactly what you are showing. I use it myself. It is the graphic equalizer - several bands across - that go from bass to mid tome to high and you slide the bars over each to what is preferred.
For instance, for music I use about midway for the bass tones and mid tones a tad under and high treble tones up high which adds clarity. Too much bass and mid tones can cause distortion.
The graphic equalizer controls the sound to exact listening pleasure.
I have seen you mentioned you have a 64 bit computer. I did not know that until now. 64 bit software is just a tad harder to find has been my experience.
Two places I know of are SourceForge.Net
http://sourceforge.net/
and ....
http://linuxappfinder.com/
Of course third party software cautions are observed outside the Linux Software Repository is always a mention from Debian.
--- In LINUX_Newbies@yahoogroups.com, "kele_hawaii" <kele.96720@...> wrote:
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> Since I'm not sure whether this group accepts attachments, I have put the screen shot of what I'm looking for in a player for Linux on my ComputingForSeniors group home page. It is Windows Media Player 11 as it appears on my display on my Vista system.
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> Normally it is not 'good' to put the URL of another group on a group but I want all of you who are interested to see exactly what I'm seeking.
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> http://groups.yahoo.com/group/ComputingForSeniors/
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> Comments and suggestions are welcome of course.
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> Kele
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