I use VLC for video and VLC/ Rhythmbox for local music, or more often, Spotify (Open) through WINE.
Rhythmbox
Movie Player
iTunes
Windows media player
adobe media player
songbird
VLC player
Banshee
Clementine
Other
I use VLC for video and VLC/ Rhythmbox for local music, or more often, Spotify (Open) through WINE.
Everything that has a Beginning, has an End
Same here, but I grew tired of how audacious chokes on a less-than-perfect mp3. After testing many media players I settled on qmmp, which IMO has all the features of audacious, is about ten times more stable and I still get to use my favorite winamp2 skin
edit: screenshot attached. qmmp on my netbook with my favorite winamp2 skin.
Last edited by wizard10000; April 21st, 2011 at 08:20 AM.
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Music: Clementine
Video: VLC
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I voted for VLC player, but I actually use different players for different purposes:
Audacious for playing music (loads quickly and doesn't get in your way)
Totem for generic video clips
VLC for watching movies
Rejoice, if you use ubuntu (or any distro that uses pulseaudio) then there's pulseaudio equalizer. Imagine everything going through the equalizer, music, youtube, movies... Clicky!
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Naturally I use Banshee for Music, Podcasts, Audiobooks and Video. On my phone I use Audible for Audiobooks, MIUI Player for music and well it is a phone I basically don't watch video on it.
Video: VLC
Music: Amarok 1.4
If I want to listen music while I am doing something else (programming, doing homework...) I use Rythmbox. If I want to watch a movie or listen just one song, I use Totem.
(Plus I sometimes use my own music player, crappy, but working!)
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