Which console, text-based music player does /g/ use, and how

Either cmus or mocp I guess.

I use foobar like a sane human bean

mocp

just works

>>57835060
>text-based
we don't live in the 70's anymore gramps, the cool kids use ncurses now

>>57835060
I just use noice and mpv. No need for a dedicated music browser.

>>57835471
its funny because all these kids don't understand the difference between tui/text interfaces.

I use a CLI for my pandora because it gives unlimited skips (not truly unlimited as if you do it like 50+ times in a row it flags your account for a few hours, but if you keep it reasonable it's basically unlimited skips)

>>57835060
Music On Console (MOC) suits my needs. Custom layout, and a custom theme with a custom color. Everything is customized.

I don't. To play my music I use an ncurses based interface called ncmpcpp to control the mpd daemon.

>>57835060
ncmpcpp like everyone else

>>57835060
I've used mpd + ncmpcpp/mpc for so long I can't bring myself to switch.

mpc+keybinds for playback control, beets for library management/tagging and ncmpcpp solely for playlists management.

ncmpcpp works wel

cmus is nice too

or anything else

mpd+ncmpcpp on my desktop, cmus on most other stuff because ncmpcpp breaks when used over ssh for me

both are stock settings, although I keep wanting to rebind ncmpcpp to have vim bindings like cmus

>>57835801
That's pretty cool. Any idea how it pulls that off?

what do you guys use for scrobbling? I was using mpdas as a systemd user-service but it hasn't actually been auto starting, so I go months with no scrobbles without realizing it sometimes

I use mad + ncmpcpp with default settings. It just works for me.

i don't have autismo so I use aimp

>>57837918
scmpc, it's light daemon written in C.
mpdas' author had (has?) plans to rewrite the whole thing (probably in C), but I don't know if work even began.

mpv
I just throw directories at it

mpd blows shit, it never fucking updates my folders when I add music

I spend multiple days fucking with the mpd service, and mpc commands but it turns out mpd is just cancerous shit

>>57837902
No idea, but it complies easily in any distro and even has a compiled windows version.

Been using it for several years.

do these programs support streaming too? not from spotify shit, but like real mp3 streams.