Re: Alternative to amaroK.

From: Les Klassen Hamm <les_at_no.spam.please>
Date: Sat May 13 2006 - 16:03:53 CST

My amaroK is quite stable. I wonder what the difference is. Maybe mine
is too old - 1.2.3.

One of the things I quite like about amarok is the plugins. I have
amarok feed a multi-speaker household sound system, and then use some of
the available plugins so that any computer or laptop in the house can
see the currenly playing song (album art, id3 tag info, etc.), can build
or alter playlists, or control the volume. Is there any decent plugin
options/development along that line with Rhythmbox?
        Les...

Dylan Griffiths wrote:
> For some reason, amaroK loves to crash on my machine. It's usually
> only up for a few hours, tops. Tony Arkles pointed me at Rhythmbox,
> which is a great little Gnome application for managing music. Big
> things I like about it so far: it has very much the iTunes interface,
> and it also will pop right into my KDE tray icon slot.
>
> The default for gstreamer is ESD, so you need to run:
> gstreamer-properties
>
> and set the output to ALSA (I don't know why that's not the default, but
> ...). It also supports ARTS if you want to mesh with KDE better.
>
> So far no crashes in rhythmbox, although I don't know why the
> gstreamer-properties isn't linked into the application proper (for
> output settings).
>
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Received on Sat May 13 16:05:21 2006

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