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IIRC, Rythmbox (which is for GNOME) does it, but I'm far from sure. xmms, totem, xine and mpc (AFAIK) does not, so you can save those for last.
However, if all you do is enable random and press play, you can achieve the same effect by putting each song on the playlist n times, where n is your rating. It's a hackish workaround, however.
unfortunately, i'm not at home and cant check how to turn on the track ratings display, but iirc you can right-click the colum headers (name, artist, etc) and choose to display track ratings.
I spent about a year searching for a good mp3 player, and finally found Quod Libet. Hardly anyone seems to have heard of it, as I never found it recommended anywhere. I've been through XMMS, RhythmBox, amarok (nice idea, but the interface is the kludgiest of all) went for a while just using mpg321 and some scripts i wrote, many other that i forget the names of as i only used them for about 20 seconds before dismissing them.
zidane_tribal, I was using amrok from last 6 months and never figured that! Thanks for telling me that even my current media player have something that I don't know. I have looked the link and found that column score will solve my problem of ratings.
Also, I will give try to 'Quod Libet' as Infinty42 suggested.
Right now giving try to Rythembox. found not good as Amarok however, there are option for Ratings.
kirtimaan_bkn, tis coolies, it took me months before i realised it was there too personally i love the way it gives the songs i listen to higher ratings than the songs i skip over, and i can build a playlist of high rated songs in a few seconds.
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