Created attachment 618515 [details] Amarok equalizer Description of problem: If you open Amarok's equalizer, you will not see at the bottom the frequencies you are changing. It only shows "N/A" Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): Amarok 2.6.0 KDE 4.9.1
Amarok diagnostic output Versione di Amarok: 2.6.0 Versione di KDE: 4.9.1 Versione Qt: 4.8.2 Versione di Phonon: 4.6.0 Motore di Phonon: GStreamer (4.6.2) PulseAudio: Sì Script di Amarok: Amarok Script Console 1.0 (fermato) Lyricwiki .2 (fermato) Free Music Charts 1.6.0 (fermato) Librivox.org 1.0 (fermato) Cool Streams 1.0 (fermato) Estensioni di Amarok: Collezione CD audio (abilitato) Collezione DAAP (disabilitato) Collezione MTP (abilitato) Collezione MySQLServer (abilitato) Collezione MySQLe (abilitato) Collezione UPnP (disabilitato) Collezione iPod, iPad e iPhone (abilitato) Collezione universale di memorizzazione di massa (abilitato) Ampache (disabilitato) Jamendo (disabilitato) Last.fm (abilitato) MP3 Music Store (disabilitato) MP3tunes (disabilitato) Negozio Magnatune (disabilitato) Podcast Directory (disabilitato) gpodder.net (disabilitato) Motore condivisione NFS (disabilitato) Motore condivisione SMB (Windows) (disabilitato) Motore dei file locali e archiviazione USB di massa (abilitato)
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