Music Player?

[Armman]

What program do you use to play your music? I use Listen Music Player.

[LookTJ]

like amarok?

[Armman]

yeah.

[nelamvr6]

I use Quod Libet specifically because it supports ReplayGain.

[luckyd]

Amarok and occasionally listen, check out my thread... http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=500382

[Armman]

Amarok and occasionally listen, check out my thread... http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=500382

Thanks.

[reacocard]

I use (and help develop!) Exaile.

(BTW this is like the 5th thread on this topic)

[fuscia]

streamtuner and audacious. the rest are just too finicky for me.

[sunexplodes]

My personal favorite is Music Player Daemon with the Sonata Frontend.

MPD is super low in terms of memory usage, and fairly full featured. With the Sonata frontend, it's still using a fraction of the resources of any of the big players and providing a lot of the functionality.

Before that, I bounced between Exaile and QuodLibet.

[tbroderick]

My personal favorite is Music Player Daemon with the Sonata Frontend.


Wrong. MPD and ncmpc is the way to go. :)

[misfitpierce]

Rhythmbox works fine for me :) Couldn't be happier.

[Ralob]

exaile :D

[Mean-Machine]

I'm very happy with Rhythmbox :)

Rhythmbox 0.10.0 review. (http://these-cloudy-days.blogspot.com/2007/04/rhythmbox-0100.html)

[tomcheng76]

Amarok, one and only one for song...
supoort unicode (nearly all of them are not english song)
Amarok script, nice interface, easy management
can even choose SQL as database
i have nothing to say...

[mcduck]

Wrong. MPD and ncmpc is the way to go. :)

as long as the player is MPD everything is fine :)

(I use both Sonata and ncmpc depending on if I want to see lyrics and stuff)

[Hallvor]

Xmms.

[tcoffeep]

I use VLC on Ubuntu, and GOM player on Windows

[AndyCooll]

I use VLC on Ubuntu, and GOM player on Windows

You know there's a VLC version for Windows, right?

I use Amarok. Exaile looks good too, but not a patch on Amarok at the moment.

:cool:

[tcoffeep]

I don't really like VLC all that much. I prefer GOM but they don't have a linux version :(

[Thyme]

exaile :)

[GerryB]

I don't really like VLC all that much. I prefer GOM but they don't have a linux version :(

I've just learned about GOM which is open source. Why wouldn't this be available for Linux? Does anyone know about a GOM version for Linux?
Just the fact that it can deal with all possible codecs sounds like a very interesting player. Hopefully there is something in the works...

[init1]

XMMS and mpg123

[bufsabre666]

good ol' rythmnbox

i like amarok but i prefer rythmnbox's simplicity

[-grubby]

Amarok and Windows Media Player

[new2*buntu]

I like to use Quod Libet

[pt123]

Rhythmbox, the drag n drop cover feature is great.

It also integrates well with Gnome-Do & Elisa is great.

[GerryB]

What program do you use to play your music? I use Listen Music Player.

Amarok is fantastic!

[markp1989]

i use rhythmbox and audacious

[NightwishFan]

+10 Amarok

[kingofpain]

Rhythmbox, the drag n drop cover feature is great.

It also integrates well with Gnome-Do & Elisa is great.

What's that? :P

[rudihawk]

Banshee! :)

[SomeGuyDude]

My progression:

Rhythmbox
Amarok
Exaile
Banshee
(switched back and forth between those two for a while)
Audacious

Now I'm using MPD + Sonata and loving it. It's got Audacious's tiny footprint and great sound, but works with GTK and my media buttons above my keyboard. Best of both worlds! :D

[vanadium]

I also ended up with mpd and sonata. Excellent interface, it supports replaygain and gapless playback, including of lame mp3´s (which hardly any other player under Linux supports).