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Which is your favourite Music player?
| I always use Plex for my music so
| I have cmus and Deadbeef for everyday use, and VLC if I need something more bulky. Though cmus alone usually is enough to handle most things.
| foobar2000, probably.
| I usr mpv with a custom script to create a playlist from the files in my music dir
| Mpd +ncmppc or however it's spelled. Got used to it after pinching all the power I could muster out of a weak netbook and have been sticking with it ever since.
| On android I use Phonograph, on PC VLC
| Phonograph is nice for mobile. I use an app called MusicBee for desktop, you're able to configure tons of drivers and outputs and sample rates.
| Winamp 5.8
| PotPlayer with a custom skin
| iTunes for ripping, Winamp for playing.
| >>521201 could you pass me a link to this vis thingy? i was searching for something like that for a project of mine a while back
| I prefer for pc PotPlayer, and for Android/IOS N7player
| Winamp forever
| standard samsung music player for my android
| Sorry. Forgive me. Google play music.
I use Videolan for Android to stream radi/u/ across the neighborhood, though
| sony music player
Whether it is hardware or software.
I love them all.
| Winamp was the only other one that I could get to import my obnoxious 360-hour mess of a playlist beyond WMP
| tried to use quodlibet, bit it FICKING DELETED THE COVER ART FORVTHE SONGS I LISTENED, OUT OF NOWHERE, so I then tried to use Clementine, and went back to groove music, I dont regret it.
| I stick with Pulsar for android.
| Foobar all the way
| I do use WINAMP on my PC. It's way better than the standard WMP.
| >>521748
Sure, here you go:
https://github.com/dpayne/cli-visualizer
Protip: Use it together with "byobu", so you could have it in a split-view with other programs like cmus.
| Musicbee
| re: cmus, I use mpd+ncmpcpp for a command line music player setup. One of the nicest music players I have used. For portable devices I'm a rockbox fan.
| Foobar for desktop and Poweramp for phone
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| Personally on a GUI I prefer Clementine and VLC. On the command line I just discovered cmus, which is totally the thing if your're used to vi-alike shortcuts. Together with the cli-visualizer "vis" it's rock solid. Because of it's stability I seriously consider this as a replacement for mixxx (which I have to compile myself) and the jack audio driver for public playback a.k.a. "djing".