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'''Phonon''' makes use of ''backend libraries'' to provide sound.
* '''Phonon-GStreamer:''' '''GStreamer''' is a multimedia library from the GNOME project. '''Phonon-GStreamer''' is currently the recommended Kubuntu backend, and under heavy development.
* '''Phonon-VLC:''' '''VLC''' is a very popular cross-platform media player. This is also under active development, and is receiving a lot of work from both '''VLC''' and '''Phonon''' developers.
* '''Phonon-Xine:''' Formerly the most popular backend for ''Phonon''; now unmaintained, and deprecated.
* '''Phonon-DS9:''' Native backend for Microsoft Windows utilizing '''DirectShow 9'''.
* '''Phonon-QT7:''' This is a native backend for Mac OS X, utilizing '''QuickTime 7'''.
* '''Phonon-MPlayer:''' This was a third-party backend for '''Phonon''', now unmaintained.
* '''Phonon-NMM:''' This is an abandoned and unmaintained backend started by the Graphics Lab at Saarland University and Motama.

Phonon makes use of backend libraries to provide sound.

Phonon-GStreamer: GStreamer is a multimedia library from the GNOME project. Phonon-GStreamer is currently the recommended Kubuntu backend, and under heavy development.
Phonon-VLC: VLC is a very popular cross-platform media player. This is also under active development, and is receiving a lot of work from both VLC and Phonon developers.
Phonon-Xine: Formerly the most popular backend for Phonon; now unmaintained, and deprecated.
Phonon-DS9: Native backend for Microsoft Windows utilizing DirectShow 9.
Phonon-QT7: This is a native backend for Mac OS X, utilizing QuickTime 7.
Phonon-MPlayer: This was a third-party backend for Phonon, now unmaintained.
Phonon-NMM: This is an abandoned and unmaintained backend started by the Graphics Lab at Saarland University and Motama.