With the time... is it fluctuating up to 1 hour, or always behind by
exactly 1 hour?  I know people that dual boot with Windows get that
issue as Windows wants the system clock to be corrected for daylight
savings and your timezone - but Linux wants UTC.       

The best equaliser I've found for PA is the LADSPA based one, rather
than the qpaeq one.  I wrote a guide up on installing it at this comment
aaaages back, but it should work with Mint no issue... 

https://ubuntu-mate.community/t/how-to-install-the-pulseaudio-equalizer-which-works/14773/5



Steven Maddox
Lantizia

On 21/09/2019 13:14, Kevanf1 wrote:
>
> Is anybody running Mint 19.2?  I have a couple of issues that I'd like
> to put out there for discussion.  Firstly the time applet in my system
> tray does not seem to keep proper time.  I find it often lags up to an
> hour behind what it should be.  The other issue is the lack of a working
> software graphic equalise for audio playback.  I've tried installing
> various equalisers through both the software 'store and synaptic.  They
> appear to install with all dependencies fulfilled, well, no errors show
> up.  When I try running them they just don't work.  I'm having to use
> SMPlayer and its own equaliser but this is no good for internet radio
> streams.  Any ideas?  Everything was working fine with Mint 17.3.  I'm
> sorely tempted to load up Mint 18 and give that a go.
>
> Thank you.
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> Kevan
>
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