Kdo někdy potřeboval upravit basy/výšky, napříkla při Skype hovoru (kamarád s hlubokým hlasem), tak jsem našel řešení. Třeba pomůže i jiným.
I have no idea what you have already looked at or tried, but I think you are going to be unlucky if you want to do this without any terminal use at all. I would say, however, do not be afraid of the terminal, it is really not a scary as you seem to think, and in this case you only need to use it to set up the PPA repository in your apt sources.list.
Have a long look at this thread from psyke83 http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1308838 which goes into detail about what is needed. It does require one terminal entry, which you can copy and paste, but basically it is as simple as this:-
Installation:
Since v2.6, the pulseaudio-equalizer package is available from my PPA, which you can access like so:
Code:
$ sudo software-properties-gtk --enable-ppa=psyke83/ppa; sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get install pulseaudio-equalizer
Source code:
The source is available on Launchpad.
Usage:
Open the PulseAudio Equalizer (Applications -> Sound & Video). The interface should be fairly self-explanatory:
15 frequency bands you can adjust to your liking;
Preamp will boost your equalized volume (as a multiplier value from 1x to 4x);
Presets are included (based on VLC's built-in equalizer), or you can choose to save own favourite configuration as a new preset;
EQ Enabled will enable the equalizer in the current session (which applies to all running applications);
Keep Settings will configure your PulseAudio configuration to remain permanently equalized (and therefore, you won't need to run the PulseAudio Equalizer interface each time you login);
Advanced menu options so that you can reset all settings (useful for troubleshooting) or delete user presets;
Apply Settings will apply all changes.
Don't thank me for this, I am just the messenger, thank psyke83, and if you like it perhaps it's worth a private message to him to say so.