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Re: [RP] OT: Music player that doesn't suck?
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Justis Peters |
Subject: |
Re: [RP] OT: Music player that doesn't suck? |
Date: |
Fri Oct 24 23:27:23 2003 |
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Mutt/1.4.1i |
Hi Bjorn,
This may be way oversimplified, but since I listen only to MP3's, I use
"mpg321" to play one song at a time. The only catch with this is that if you
run it twice, it plays both songs on top of each other. Here is the BASH I
wrote to take care of that:
#!/bin/bash
PLAYER="/usr/bin/mpg321"
PLAYER_OPTS="-o alsa09"
SONG=$1
PID=`/sbin/pidof -s $PLAYER`
if [ $PID ]
then
echo "$PLAYER IS ALREADY RUNNING"
else
$PLAYER $PLAYER_OPTS "$SONG"
fi
I name this script "playSong", and can do things like:
for x in somePlaylistDirectory/*.mp3; do playSong "$x"; done
Enjoy!
Justis Peters
Bj?rn Lindstr?m address@hidden wrote:
> I'm looking for a good music player, and I thought this might be a good
> place to ask if you want something simplistic and keyboard-driven.
>
> Currently I'm using (http://www.nanoo.org/~daniel/moosic/), which is a
> daemon/client solution. That's nice, since you can manage it from your
> shell of choice, and it doesn't stop playing just because X crashes.
>
> It's kind of an ugly hack, though. It has a lot of limitations, and the
> code isn't really inviting.
>
> So, does any of you people use something that might be a good
> alternative, or should I just go and write my own moosic clone?