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ammp - another minimalist music player 2016-10-23 14:21:33 Post No. 57203428
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Does this already exist?
- client+server architecture
server:
- back-end, handles actual playback
- handles playlist
- controlled via DBus/IPC
- written in C or something else that compiles to native code
- optional web interface
front-end:
- console control tool, launches the back-end on demand
- written in py3~$ mp pause
~$ mp play
~$ mp stop
~$ mp playlist.m3u
~$ mp --verbose somefile.mp3
ammp: started ammp-player PID 3928
~$ mp sounds/*.wav
~$ mp playlist
01 Blackout City 03:24
02 Jetpack Blues 03:28
03 Dawn Metropolis |> 01:03/02:57
04 Danger Mountain 02:11
05 Overarrow 02:40
06 Tempest, Teamwork, Triumph 03:37
07 Mermaid 07:51
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>another
What was the purpose of making "another" minimalist music player?
Does it improve on where the others came short?
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>>57203468
>What was the purpose of making "another" minimalist music player?
It's just a concept right now, that's why I'm asking if something equivalent with this architecture exists already.
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>>57203502
Isn't cmus / mpd the same thing?
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>>57203502
I'm confused is this is some kind of ironic meme?
It's called mpd.~$ mpc pause
~$ mpc play
~$ mpc stop
~$ mpc load playlist
~$ mpc add sounds/*.wav
~$ mpc playlist
It even has many existing terminal, web and desktop apps.
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>>57203571
>>57203578
Looks good to me. How bloated is it?
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Anamanaguchi
My nigga
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>>57203623
Not, I've been running mpd/ncmpcpp for years.
I've found that the windows clients I've used were quite useless, but I just ssh when I'm on windos
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