Equalizing

Jmurr187 · Jmurr187 #1 (**permalink**)

11-24-2009, 12:19 AM

I was wondering how to equalize the sounds/music for my entire computer set-up? or easier said - does the equalizer in itunes apply for the music I'm playing safari?

VegasGeorge · VegasGeorge #2 (**permalink**)

11-24-2009, 02:18 AM

I think all music and audio voice recordings play through a media player. The equalizing would have to be done within that player. When Safari appears to be playing music, it's actually being played by a media player, probably iTunes or Quicktime. I happen to use VLC. You can universally change the media player app used for various types of media files by right clicking on one of those files, selecting "Get Info," then selecting the desired media player in the Open With list and clicking on "Change All." I've elected to Change All to VLC and Safari uses VLC when playing media files. You have to specify the selection for each type of media file. I think most media players incorporate a basic equalizer, I know that VLC does.

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Jmurr187 #1 (permalink)
Member Since: Oct 11, 2008 Posts: 115 Mac Specs: MacBook Pro Intel Core Duo, ProTools HD, Digi 192	11-24-2009, 12:19 AM I was wondering how to equalize the sounds/music for my entire computer set-up? or easier said - does the equalizer in itunes apply for the music I'm playing safari?
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VegasGeorge #2 (permalink)
Member Since: Sep 23, 2006 Location: Las Vegas, NV USA Posts: 891 Mac Specs: iMac, and Macbook Pro	11-24-2009, 02:18 AM I think all music and audio voice recordings play through a media player. The equalizing would have to be done within that player. When Safari appears to be playing music, it's actually being played by a media player, probably iTunes or Quicktime. I happen to use VLC. You can universally change the media player app used for various types of media files by right clicking on one of those files, selecting "Get Info," then selecting the desired media player in the Open With list and clicking on "Change All." I've elected to Change All to VLC and Safari uses VLC when playing media files. You have to specify the selection for each type of media file. I think most media players incorporate a basic equalizer, I know that VLC does.
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