I need just a decent basic player with mp3, aac, and flac support.
playing with DeaDBeef right now.
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Rhythmbox.
does all that, and:
- has an actually random shuffle
- Scrobbles
- doesn't disrupt playlists or shuffle all with the search function
- has multipane sorter
- consistent design language that doesn't hurt your eyes
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Audacious, I want it simple, since I have everything sorted in the file system. No need for any media databases then.
To answer the question in the threads title. I use lollypop.
I don't know if it fits your requirements tho.
Clementine, primarily for podcasts but also radio and some mp3's
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iTunes. (Bracing for a wave of hate)
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Less on a wave of hate, but more on you are going to be reminded about contributing something relevant in a Linux thread.
Anyways on-topic:
I use whatever is default for me, so Amarok.
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Whoops. Didn't see the Linux part. Sorry.
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Primarily either Amarok or Clementine, I like to switch it up. :P
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+1 for Lollypop, simple and clean interface. Though I still use Rhythmbox to rip CDs.
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Not exactly what you are looking for But I think everyone should know about pianobar. It's an amazing Pandora CLI interface.
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Except for the ALAC audio codec which might hide behind some .m4a files. I had to convert them to MP3 when I switched from iTunes.
Tomahawk. Nuff said...
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iTunes and YouTube
I'm using foobar2000, works great, allows for metadata editing of files and works really well under wine with play on linux.
VLC.
Does what I need.
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I still use Windows Media Player lol... If ain't broke, don't fix it
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CMUS or MOC
Simple, lightweight, and is fairly easy to learn
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Used Audacious for a while, now trying Clementine. Need something that can sort properly, edit metadata and write to USB drives.
Rip Winamp :(
you can still get WinAmp.
Just because it's not updated, doesn't mean you can't use it
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