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The KDE Multimedia Project

KDE Multimedia development aims to provide both users and developers consistent, flexible, and useful interfaces. Applications, KParts, libraries, and plugins all further this goal. In KDE 2 and 3 these interfaces are largely built on the daemon and libraries of the Analog Real-Time Synthesizer, known as aRts. The aRts back-end provides KDE with a portable sound server for playback and recording, a shared library of media decoding, and a framework for realtime sound processing

With KDE 4 aRts was discontinued and Phonon, a new API, was used by the KDE4 programs. Phonon is a library situated between the KDE programs and the media backends. It's objective is allow the programmer to only have to write one piece of code to work with all the Phonon backends.

The Line Up of KDE Multimedia 4

Juk
Juk
KMix
KMix
KsCD
KsCD
Dragon Player
Dragon Player

Headliners

Amarok
Amarok
K3b
K3b
KaudioCreator
KaudioCreator
KMPlayer
KMPlayer
KPlayer
KPlayer
Kaffeine
Kaffeine

Libraries in KDE Multimedia 4

Phonon
Phonon

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