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#26 2024-08-02 17:26

crosscourt
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Re: Top 5 Linux music players

Just looked up Deadbeef and it looks pretty nice, thanks for the lead Germ.


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#27 2024-08-03 23:35

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Re: Top 5 Linux music players

You're welcome.


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#28 2024-09-02 16:06

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Re: Top 5 Linux music players

crosscourt wrote:

More here,

It is useful. Thanks for sharing!

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#29 2024-09-07 19:00

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Re: Top 5 Linux music players

smile


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#30 2024-11-06 22:28

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Re: Top 5 Linux music players

Interestingly, the bottom 2 are my top 2. In the past I would have given Clementine my vote but as time has gone by it hasn't been good as in days gone by for finding correct album art. I also miss ProjectM visualisation plugin. I've had to setup steam to access ProjectM but not sure it is working with my preferred audio application Audacious. Why Audacious? Well I have been having issues on a lot of GNU/Linux distributions not playing the audio from my AudigyRX card to my Logitech z506 speakers. I solved this by the Tutorial I have just posted, by installing most ALSA packages, and then using Audacious settings then choosing the Audio plug-in, ALSA Output! qmmp is my second favourite which does have visualisation!


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#31 2024-11-07 00:14

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Re: Top 5 Linux music players

You're using an Audigy card, been awhile with so many using onboard sound these days. Audacious indeed I find more compatible with a wider range of older hardware.


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