Usually a don't listen to mp3 music on my laptop and I have to say that, before making this post, I didn't had any mp3 files on my laptop - just copied some music from a CD now. I like to listen on line radios directly from the site or music from YouTube.
Because of that I really don't need a powerful audio player with a lot of options and gadgets, blink-blinks and other things! I need a simple player which doesn't use a lot of memory and plays the music very well when I need to listen some mp3's Those I've found this audio player called AlsaPlayer.
AlsaPlayer is heavily multi-threaded and tries to excercise the ALSA library and driver quite a bit. It has some very interesting features unique to Linux/Unix players.
The name AlsaPlayer might be confusing a bit today since it's supporting a whole bunch of different output systems.
Here are some features highlighted by the AlsaPlayer team:
- enter in Terminal and write this line
press Enter and after that write your password!
If you don't like writing in the Terminal you can install AlsaPlayer from the Synaptic Package Manager.
I know that music addicts will not be satisfied by this audio player but they already know about Amarok, Audacious, Songbird, Banshee etc.
Because of that I really don't need a powerful audio player with a lot of options and gadgets, blink-blinks and other things! I need a simple player which doesn't use a lot of memory and plays the music very well when I need to listen some mp3's Those I've found this audio player called AlsaPlayer.
AlsaPlayer is heavily multi-threaded and tries to excercise the ALSA library and driver quite a bit. It has some very interesting features unique to Linux/Unix players.
The name AlsaPlayer might be confusing a bit today since it's supporting a whole bunch of different output systems.
Here are some features highlighted by the AlsaPlayer team:
- Full speed (pitch) control, positive *and* negative!
- This is the first Linux and only GPL player that supports this. You can scratch mp3's and even audio CD's in realtime.
- Icecast/shoutcast streaming support
- Interface plugins
- Completely redefine the user interface
- Remote control
- Control alsaplayer from another application
- Low latency mode
- On capable soundcards latency can be as low as 1.3ms!
- Playlist/Queue support
- Plays nice with concurrent audio tools
- Doesn't touch the hardware mixer
- Concurrent visual scopes
- Open as many scopes as there are.
- Multi-threaded design
- This results in efficient/skip free playback. You can also activate real-time scheduling for even better performance.
- Accurate scope/audio syncing
- Portable
- enter in Terminal and write this line
sudo apt-get install alsaplayer
press Enter and after that write your password!
If you don't like writing in the Terminal you can install AlsaPlayer from the Synaptic Package Manager.
I know that music addicts will not be satisfied by this audio player but they already know about Amarok, Audacious, Songbird, Banshee etc.
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