amaroK is an audio player for Unix/Linux systems running KDE. It includes basic support for a wide variety of music formats. and includes a music manager.
The amarok music manager uses a database backend, and the user can choose between SQLite, MySQL or PostgreSQL. The manager allows for automatic and manual rating of songs, and powerful filters allow for playlist creation. K3b cd burning is integrated, so that playlists may be burned to audio cds. The manager uses CSS to style the context browser, allowing for easy 3rd party customization of the look and feel.
Metadata formats supported by amaroK include MP3, WMA, MP4/AAC (iTunes) and RM files. Collections can be sorted and navigated through tags.
amaroK integrates with Amazon.com for cover art, Wikipedia for artist articles, and can automatically pull in lyrics for a song from lyrics web services. last.fm reporting functionality is integrated, and so is last.fm suggested playlist functionality.
Lyric scripts are pluggable, and can be scripted to work against any lyrics site, although a basic set is included with amaroK.
It can integrate with portable music devices such as the iPod, iRiver, and generic USB MP3 players.
It includes support for Podcasting, and can be extended through plugins and scripting.
Gapless playback is supported in xine, this requires xine-lib.
dora_marie posted a photo:
Je garde des chiens pendant que les maîtres sont en vacances.
I am petsitting while the masters are on vacation.
Dora +
Husky: Amarok
Boxer: Maya
david_zgz posted a photo:
Revista japonesa Marquee donde Mike Oldfield salió en portada en noviembre de 1990 con motivo de la publicación de Amarok.
Thruhike98 posted a photo:
Amarok - An open source linux media player I just stumbled upon. It's made for the KDE desktop. I use Gnome, and I hadn't seen it before.
It is very nice: plays well, without the stream speed/buffering problems I was seeing with Rhythmbox; sends tunes to i-Pods wirelessly; grabs the album cover art off the web; finds lyrics; converts file types, populates audio file tag information automagically; integrates with wikipedia...
edit:
I spoke too soon! The fast-playing mp3s/oggs have returned... it "skips" about every five seconds, I assume because it runs out of the buffer. It's very annoying to listen to. I have found others mentioning this, but no solution.
Any idea how to fix this?
Thruhike98 posted a photo:
Amarok - An open source linux media player I just stumbled upon. It's made for the KDE desktop. I use Gnome, and I hadn't seen it before.
It is very nice: plays well, without the stream speed/buffering problems I was seeing with Rhythmbox; sends tunes to i-Pods wirelessly; grabs the album cover art off the web; finds lyrics; converts file types, populates audio file tag information automagically; integrates with wikipedia...
edit:
I spoke too soon! The fast-playing mp3s/oggs have returned... it "skips" about every five seconds, I assume because it runs out of the buffer. It's very annoying to listen to. I have found others mentioning this, but no solution.
Any idea how to fix this?