Iv’e been using Banshee and Exaile most of my time in Linux, Rhythmbox is even less. But using them all long enough to get frustrated on them.
So I started today to look for alternative music players for Gnome environment in Linux. There is several applications out there, but usually they are too lite or built with java or similar.
So i found Gnome Media Player Client (GMPC).
To make it work, I needed mpd first. Compiled few times to make it use so many supporting files as possible. Ended up with this:
########### MPD CONFIGURATION ############
Client Support:
IPv6 support ………………enabled
TCP support ……………….enabled
Unix domain socket support ….enabled
Playback Support:
ALSA support ………………enabled
FIFO support ………………enabled
HTTP daemon support ………..enabled
JACK support ………………enabled
libao support ……………..enabled
OSS support ……………….enabled
PulseAudio support …………enabled
SHOUTcast support ………….enabled
Streaming Encoder Support:
LAME mp3 encoder …………..enabled
Ogg Vorbis encoder …………enabled
File Format Support:
AAC support ……………….enabled
FFMPEG support …………….enabled
FLAC support ………………enabled
MODPLUG support ……………enabled
MAD mp3 decoder support …….enabled
Musepack (MPC) support ……..enabled
OggFLAC support ……………enabled(FLAC 1.1.3)
Ogg Vorbis support …………enabled
using tremor……………..no
Wave file support ………….enabled
WavPack support ……………enabled
Streaming support:
libcurl support (streaming) …enabled
libmms support …………….enabled
Other features
ID3 tag support ……………enabled
libsamplerate support ………enabled
Zeroconf support …………..avahi
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port “6600″music_directory “~/Musik”playlist_directory ”~/.mpd/playlists”db_file “~/.mpd/mpd.db”log_file ”~/.mpd/mpd.log”audio_output {type ”pulse”name ”My MPD PulseAudio Output”#server ”localhost” # optional#sink ”alsa_output” # optional}
