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(on Wikipedia)
https://wiki.gnome.org/Apps/SoundJuicer
An audio CD ripper.
A graphical frontend for cdparanoia
I had used this ~2011-03-07, probably on Lubuntu. Version not recorded.
audio playing software
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An audio player.
Straightforward, with few dependencies and a lot of audio format support.
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(on Wikipedia)
http://legacy.xmms2.org/
An audio player.
A really fucking inexcusably-ugly audio player. Abandoned.
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Note that xmms.org is not their website! See What ever happened to XMMS.ORG?
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Can use the libSIDPlay2 plugin to play c64 SID audio. See Oldschool music.
A sound player thingy.
I've got it, I don't know if I care, though. Noted here for completeness.
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2016-03-31, it comes with Slackware 14.1
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(on Wikipedia)
http://audacious-media-player.org/
An audio player which can deal with many formats.
VLC is just fine for everyday use though.
I keep this around because it can handle oldschool formats quite well (Commodore 64's SID, .mod, etc.). See Oldschool music.
TODO - make a proper page
TODO - add my notes
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(on Wikipedia)
https://mplayerhq.hu/
Pretty much the de-facto video player on Linux, as it comes with most Linux distributions. It can play both audio and video, and works at the commandline.
Although it's great, when I can I switch to another player.
Although it can play without one, the common frontends are:
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(on Wikipedia)
https://www.videolan.org/vlc/
The king of video players.
On Windows, this is especially-king because the user doesn't have to figure out and download various shady codecs.
- Properly titled VLC media player.
- Alternative, on Windows 10, for audio: Audacious
- VLC alternate audio track from a separate file
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Can play various Oldschool music formats.
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http://herrie.info/ (still mostly-gone as of 2016-03-31 - archive.org)
I don't know where I heard of this music player, but I had recently bookmarked it. I took a moment to check it out.
It failed my review.
