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Audio Media Player Application of the Year
A new category this year.
--jeremy |
Funny, but I use command-line mplayer and feed it with list of arguments. Maybe it could be added in this poll also?
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mplayer classifies themselves as a "movie player". While it does play audio, we'll keep it solely in the video category.
--jeremy |
I've really become a fan of amaroK lately. I'll have to give it my vote because I did use it a lot in 2006 and enjoy it. XMMS is a tough omission for me because I do use it a lot but really only for a quick sound here or there.
mpg123 is a nice toy... :) |
OK, now that I have no chance to vote for mplayer, I propose TiMidity - software renderer for MIDI.
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no Audacious?
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I think we should distinguish between xmms and xmms2 (the former of which is almost ubiquitous but now unmaintained, the latter of which is in “alpha” — they’re definitely run by two different types of users).
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Audacious added. XMMS2 would seem to me to simply be the next generation or version of XMMS.
--jeremy |
And TiMidity++?
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Doesn't look like there has been a release of TiMidity++ since 2004.
--jeremy |
Simply it is perfect as console MIDI player/converter...
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Amarok has never let me down yet, so i vote Amarok!
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How about cmus? I swear by it.
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Show me one like Amarok!! Go Amarok go :D
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