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From: Ram on 13 Mar 2007 19:11 noi wrote: > On Tue, 13 Mar 2007 20:16:14 +0000, Ram wrote this: > >> noi wrote: >>> On Mon, 12 Mar 2007 00:32:41 +0000, SteveG wrote this: >>> >>>> Is there a good mp3 player for openSUSE 10.2? >>>> >>>> I've got thousands of mp3 music files but Amorak says it can't play >>>> them >>>> :-( >>>> >>>> TIA >>>> >>>> Steve G >>> Install xine libs and w32codecs from packman. and use Kaffeine. Amarok >>> has problems, Kaffeine doesn't. >>> >>> Kaffeine will play from playlists or directories. I haven't exceeded >>> it's limit yet but I'm not trying to play 1000s of tunes at once. >>> Kaffeine is the better gui multimedia player but mplayer is the best >>> all-round multi-media player/encoder. >>> >>> # requires gui >>> $ kaffeine ~/music/*mp3 ~/music/*m3u ~/music/*.pls >>> >>> # does not require gui or the gui frontend gmplayer $ mplayer >>> ~/music/*mp3 ~/music/*m3u ~/music/*.pls >> >> Sorry to disagree but Amarok is a a better audio player then Kaffeine >> >> Ram > Good to disagree. Kaffeine works using std. xine and mplayer > libraries. IIRC Aramok does not. > > I think you interpreted multimedia player to mean audio > player. Maybe it's just a matter of taste. > > The OP was talking about MP3 player not multimedia player. Ram
From: noi on 14 Mar 2007 01:30 On Tue, 13 Mar 2007 23:11:10 +0000, Ram wrote this: > noi wrote: >> On Tue, 13 Mar 2007 20:16:14 +0000, Ram wrote this: >> >>> noi wrote: >>>> On Mon, 12 Mar 2007 00:32:41 +0000, SteveG wrote this: >>>> >>>>> Is there a good mp3 player for openSUSE 10.2? >>>>> >>>>> I've got thousands of mp3 music files but Amorak says it can't play >>>>> them >>>>> :-( >>>>> >>>>> TIA >>>>> >>>>> Steve G >>>> Install xine libs and w32codecs from packman. and use Kaffeine. >>>> Amarok has problems, Kaffeine doesn't. >>>> >>>> Kaffeine will play from playlists or directories. I haven't exceeded >>>> it's limit yet but I'm not trying to play 1000s of tunes at once. >>>> Kaffeine is the better gui multimedia player but mplayer is the best >>>> all-round multi-media player/encoder. >>>> >>>> # requires gui >>>> $ kaffeine ~/music/*mp3 ~/music/*m3u ~/music/*.pls >>>> >>>> # does not require gui or the gui frontend gmplayer $ mplayer >>>> ~/music/*mp3 ~/music/*m3u ~/music/*.pls >>> >>> Sorry to disagree but Amarok is a a better audio player then Kaffeine >>> >>> Ram >> Good to disagree. Kaffeine works using std. xine and mplayer libraries. >> IIRC Aramok does not. >> >> I think you interpreted multimedia player to mean audio player. Maybe >> it's just a matter of taste. >> >> > The OP was talking about MP3 player not multimedia player. > > Ram True but I was pointing out that kaffeine also plays wma, ogg, wmv, avi, mp1, mpg, jpg, etc.
From: noi on 14 Mar 2007 01:41 On Tue, 13 Mar 2007 22:55:18 +0100, Zbycho BikeRider wrote this: > noi wrote: >>> Sorry to disagree but Amarok is a a better audio player then Kaffeine >>> >>> Ram >> Good to disagree. Kaffeine works using std. xine and mplayer libraries. >> IIRC Aramok does not. >> >> I think you interpreted multimedia player to mean audio player. Maybe >> it's just a matter of taste. >> >> > Amarok can show you information about a record being played, about a > musician/group. Amarok can automatically display the text of a song, on > the fly. > In amarok I can direct output to any of my two sound cards. Through > klineak i configured my A4TECH multimedia keyboard to change volume, skip > to next song, pause and play, change volume in Amarok, all directly by > pressing buttons on a keyboard. It took me a minute cause it was already > pre-configured. > Amarok makes navigation through all your collection, through hundreds of > albums, artists, many genres, a breeze. > > Now, tell me how to do it in kaffeine... Jeez, I really didn't want a war with Aramok lovers. Don't know about 2 sound cards because I disabled my onboard that I don't need anyway. My keyboard is configured to do tricks too! I did it through gnome. I have my music arranged in folders by Album so easy to play what I want. Right click I get some mp3info available, playlist displays artist, album,track, time.
From: noi on 14 Mar 2007 01:49 On Tue, 13 Mar 2007 18:58:45 -0400, Charles philip Chan wrote this: > On 13 Mar 2007, noi(a)siam.com wrote: > >> Good to disagree. Kaffeine works using std. xine and mplayer libraries. >> IIRC Aramok does not. > > Huh, Amarok uses standard libraris also: > > (1) Xine backend: libxine > > (2) Gstreamer backend: gstreamer > > (3) Helix backend: helix engine > > (4) aRTs backend: aRTs > > (5) NMM backend: NMM (Networked multimedia) > > etc. Also mplayer is *not* a library. > > Charles Yep you're right! Aramok's the world greatest mp3 player for Linux. Is it still supported?
From: Charles philip Chan on 14 Mar 2007 03:47 On 14 Mar 2007, noi(a)siam.com wrote: > Yep you're right! Aramok's the world greatest mp3 player for Linux. > > Is it still supported? Why the sarcasm? I was just pointing out that Amarok uses standard libs also, and that mplayer is not a library. FYI, I don't use Amarok, although I keep up with it's development. I think Amarok is a great program. However, it is too heavy weight for my taste and I don't need all that eye candy. I personally use mpd on the backend and a simple GNUstep frontend called MPDCon- I am a Stepper. Charles -- panic("No information about myself?"); linux-2.6.6/arch/mips/sgi-ip27/ip27-timer.c
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