Geting back to KMix.

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Made a new version of the LFE icon to better say sub-wolfer, an icon for the PCM channel (digitally converted analog wave) and the CD channel .

Comments

BeCe said…
I really like PCM icon, but LFE IMHO looks cluttered (perspective doesn't really work well on small sizes).
12:12 AM
Javi said…
Why not remove the wave in the LFE icon?
12:32 AM
shamaz said…
PCM and LFE icons are very good. The more you iterated, the more you improved them. Congratulations
12:35 AM
Anonymous said…
Why the numbers under the PCM icon?

I think they don't add any useful information for users.
1:22 AM
Anonymous said…
I really like the PCM and LFE icon. And please do not remove the bitstream under the wave. I really liked the idea with the wave that is converted to a bitstream.
1:44 AM
Anonymous said…
If the sub-woofer icon was with other surround siblings, then I think the wave is unnecessary.
Otherwise you are left with trying to represent the sound produced, such as an earthquake.

For the inputs a picture of a physical object, is it has one. The PCM might have a more square wave to show it is digital, or representation of the laser light from an optical digital audio cable.
4:11 AM
Anonymous said…
Sorry, I meant to add, I like the icons.

I notice that my AV amp has virtually no icons, but icons make it faster to recognize or differentiate something than reading the word(s).

There is a kind of separation: master volume control, output adjustments (left-right balance, front-back balance, treble and bass tone controls, analogue/digital/Bluetooth output), input levels (mic, aux, CD, modem/phone, PC speaker/bleep, video/TV/Radio, Midi synth...)
4:19 AM
Anonymous said…
The PCM looks more like SPDIF which provides digital (optical) output...
5:00 AM
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