Yes! I've got a great method I can recommend for mpg123. My BSD box has no monitor, no XFree, but it has 80 gigs of MP3s and a great set of speakers hooked up to it.
I ssh into it from whatever room in the house I'm in and use one of these commands. (Aliased from ~/.bashrc) # MP3 alias play='ls -l1 *.mp3 > ALL.m3u && mpg123 --list ALL.m3u' alias playnew='ls -tl1 *.mp3 > ALL.m3u && mpg123 --list ALL.m3u' alias playr='ls -l1 *.mp3 > ALL.m3u && mpg123 -z --list ALL.m3u' IN OTHER WORDS: cd /mp3/AcidJazz play # <-- plays in alphabetical order playnew # <-- plays newest-dated MP3s first playr # <-- plays in random order! I have like 20 gigs of JAZZ in one folder, so it's wonderful to just type "cd /mp3/jazz && playr" and have it play randomly all day long as I program. To Unsubscribe: send mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with "unsubscribe freebsd-questions" in the body of the message
