On Wed, Sep 5, 2018 at 11:22 AM, John Florian <jflor...@doubledog.org> wrote:
> On 2018-09-05 13:41, Gerald B. Cox wrote: > > I would recommend you check out qmmp. It's light weight, runs with qt5 > and does what it sets out to do, which is be a flexible, lightweight music > player that runs on qt5, supports skins, has many good plugins for extra > features, supports tagged and folder based album covers, etc. > > There is a thread here: bit.ly/2M2JgnE - where players are discussed. > > qmmp has been has been actively maintained since it first come out in 2007. > > The current release is 1.2.3 which was released July 20th, 2018. > > > That's good to know, thanks! It does look like it could do the job for > me. I hope to continue to use clementine, if possible but qmmp looks quite > solid for the basics -- at least once I got rid of that dreaded default > interface. Count me in the same category as Rex Dieter of finding it way > too small and I don't know I would have found the setting buried in the > plugins had you not pointed it out in that thread. I do have to say, I > like the plugin nature though. Kind of reminds of the old firefox that was > pure and small; add only the bloat you need. I haven't tried to do any tag > editing with it yet, but it appears to be there. My biggest miss would be > dynamic playlists where I could create some pretty crazy schemes for what I > wanted to hear (or not hear). I also prefer my "random" music pre-shuffled > so I can see what's coming up and what's behind me. (I honestly own so > much music sometimes I don't know who just played.) > The default interface for qmmp is based upon winamp, and it's setup to easily use a vast number of available winamp skins. Some people like it, some people don't. I prefer the simple interface, but it is fun to play with the skinned interface (winamp) from time to time. Some are hard to read, others are not. I see from your next reply you found the edit/randomize, shuffle, etc. There is also a History plugin, you might wish to activate. In addition, there is a track actions plugin you might be interested in. Also, of course, if you have a suggestion, request, problem etc. give the project feedback. For further discussion about qmmp, please use the kde mailing list. Thanks!
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