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- Greg110 said...
- User
- 28 Nov 2009, 22:14
Ncmpcpp is simply brilliant
of course i use mpc for scripting
and for listening to web radios or something is seldom use qmpdclient

[quote][b][user]Greg110[/user][/b] said: Ncmpcpp is simply brilliant of course i use mpc for scripting and for listening to web radios or something is seldom use qmpdclient[/quote]

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- mikewhite314 said...
- Subscriber
- 30 Nov 2009, 17:56
I alternate between Sonata, Ario, and Practical Music Search

[quote][b][user]mikewhite314[/user][/b] said: I alternate between Sonata, Ario, and Practical Music Search[/quote]

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- ggalliosha said...
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- 27 Dec 2009, 14:04
ncmpcpp & mpc+fvwm-buttons )

[quote][b][user]ggalliosha[/user][/b] said: ncmpcpp & mpc+fvwm-buttons )[/quote]

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- _MMA_ said...
- User
- 28 Dec 2009, 00:23
FLAC+MPD+mpdscribble+gMPC (or rarely mpc)=Joy

I rarely touch gMPC though as my whole collection is cued up and set to random. Just plays. :)

I have to say using gMPC from PPA on Ubuntu is pretty cool. You get to see many things develop.

[quote][b][user]_MMA_[/user][/b] said: FLAC+MPD+mpdscribble+gMPC (or rarely mpc)=Joy I rarely touch gMPC though as my whole collection is cued up and set to random. Just plays. :) I have to say using gMPC from PPA on Ubuntu is pretty cool. You get to see many things develop.[/quote]

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- -Blackened- said...
- User
- 9 Jan 2010, 01:10
Sonata

I use Sonata exclusively at the moment. Most of the time from the systray.

[quote][b][user]-Blackened-[/user][/b] said: I use Sonata exclusively at the moment. Most of the time from the systray.[/quote]

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- [Deleted user] said...
- User
- 23 Jan 2010, 14:36
Sonata

light and powerfull

[quote][b][user][/user][/b] said: light and powerfull[/quote]

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- teoten74 said...
- User
- 7 Feb 2010, 20:42
mpd + ncmpcpp is the best.

[quote][b][user]teoten74[/user][/b] said: mpd + ncmpcpp is the best.[/quote]

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- the_vaxx said...
- User
- 8 Mar 2010, 18:39
ncmpc and mpc

those fit's my need's wery well in fluxbox - use the fluxbox key's to +- volume, change song and soo
My little webspace

Just nu är det för mycket blod i alkoholomloppet...

[quote][b][user]the_vaxx[/user][/b] said: those fit's my need's wery well in fluxbox - use the fluxbox key's to +- volume, change song and soo [url=http://kahli.homeunix.net]My little webspace[/url][/quote]

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- digimatic said...
- User
- 9 Mar 2010, 23:05
ncmpc++

ncmpcpp is just so amazing..I keep learning new things with it.
Like pressing "o" in the file browse screen takes you to the currently playing track.

The search is the best I have ever used as well.

For the pointy clicky crowd then I used to use and like Ario

[quote][b][user]digimatic[/user][/b] said: ncmpcpp is just so amazing..I keep learning new things with it. Like pressing "o" in the file browse screen takes you to the currently playing track. The search is the best I have ever used as well. For the pointy clicky crowd then I used to use and like Ario [/quote]

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- jolly_shroom said...
- User
- 26 Mar 2010, 18:03
xfce4 mpc plugin

I prefer subj, :) i.e. xfce panel applet to control mpd. My usual gui for mpd is Sonata, 'cos it's rather lightweight and clean. Sometimes, though, I prefer to use gmpc as full-functional and advanced client. And, well, Ario also is good thing, something between Sonata and gmpc.

it's better to beg pardon than ask for permission...

[quote][b][user]jolly_shroom[/user][/b] said: I prefer subj, :) i.e. xfce panel applet to control mpd. My usual gui for mpd is Sonata, 'cos it's rather lightweight and clean. Sometimes, though, I prefer to use gmpc as full-functional and advanced client. And, well, Ario also is good thing, something between Sonata and gmpc.[/quote]

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- [Deleted user] said...
- User
- 1 Apr 2010, 20:21
ncmpc++

ncmpcpp for the world (+ media keys set up with mpc in openbox on my archie box)!
It's got everything you could ask for (low mem-footprint, great search functionality, lyrics/artistinfo fetching, oh and a funny ascii-oscilloscope visu =D). Plus it can look really slick in a transparent terminal (I recommend urxvt).

[quote][b][user][/user][/b] said: ncmpcpp for the world (+ media keys set up with mpc in openbox on my archie box)! It's got everything you could ask for (low mem-footprint, great search functionality, lyrics/artistinfo fetching, oh and a funny ascii-oscilloscope visu =D). Plus it can look really slick in a transparent terminal (I recommend urxvt).[/quote]

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- AGM_Shikamaru said...
- User
- 24 Apr 2010, 11:40
ncmpcpp on urxvtc too, but my girlfriend uses gmpc :)

My musical preference is 88.98% similar to the Amarok Users group. Musically, I fit in!
My musical preference is 85.54% similar to the Mandriva group. Musically, I fit in!

[quote][b][user]AGM_Shikamaru[/user][/b] said: ncmpcpp on urxvtc too, but my girlfriend uses gmpc :)[/quote]

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- [Deleted user] said...
- User
- 26 Apr 2010, 14:57
Well I've only used MPoD (iphone based) and relaxx (web based)

[quote][b][user][/user][/b] said: Well I've only used MPoD (iphone based) and relaxx (web based)[/quote]

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- jmad980 said...
- User
- 3 May 2010, 05:35
gmpc

...gmpc has been the less buggy Gui Front-end I've used :)

This is not a signature, Its a Sandwich

[quote][b][user]jmad980[/user][/b] said: ...gmpc has been the less buggy Gui Front-end I've used :)[/quote]

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- [Deleted user] said...
- User
- 17 Jul 2010, 01:10
ncmpcpp.

[quote][b][user][/user][/b] said: ncmpcpp.[/quote]

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- thenktor said...
- User
- 31 Jul 2010, 10:39
gmpc and BitMPC (Android)

[quote][b][user]thenktor[/user][/b] said: gmpc and BitMPC (Android)[/quote]

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- vrza said...
- User
- 9 Aug 2010, 14:44
gmpc on X, ncmpcpp on OS X, BitMPC or MPDroid on Android

[quote][b][user]vrza[/user][/b] said: gmpc on X, ncmpcpp on OS X, BitMPC or MPDroid on Android[/quote]

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- TheRonalds said...
- User
- 14 Aug 2010, 20:20
Just switched to gmpc from Sonata. I use the built-in http streaming with mpd, and gmpc has a plugin to play this; it means I can enjoy my mpd whilst at work, or other remote locations.

Additionally, the "Favorites" feature has turned out to be simple and useful.

[quote][b][user]TheRonalds[/user][/b] said: Just switched to gmpc from Sonata. I use the built-in http streaming with mpd, and gmpc has a plugin to play this; it means I can enjoy my mpd whilst at work, or other remote locations. Additionally, the "Favorites" feature has turned out to be simple and useful.[/quote]

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- [Deleted user] said...
- User
- 24 Aug 2010, 18:20
Ario is the only one to my taste

[quote][b][user][/user][/b] said: Ario is the only one to my taste[/quote]

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- kovtunos said...
- User
- 5 Sep 2010, 19:58
gmpc-git

[quote][b][user]kovtunos[/user][/b] said: gmpc-git[/quote]

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- ackthet said...
- User
- 12 Sep 2010, 16:16
mpc bound to keys and ncmpcpp om nom nom.

[quote][b][user]ackthet[/user][/b] said: mpc bound to keys and ncmpcpp om nom nom.[/quote]

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- Pauligrinder said...
- User
- 25 Sep 2010, 14:13
mpc for media keys, gmpc & pitchfork (php/ajax client) for remote controlling.

[quote][b][user]Pauligrinder[/user][/b] said: mpc for media keys, gmpc & pitchfork (php/ajax client) for remote controlling.[/quote]

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- Lukaso666 said...
- User
- 4 Oct 2010, 21:01
ncmpc++

[quote][b][user]Lukaso666[/user][/b] said: ncmpc++[/quote]

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- shomyo said...
- User
- 4 Oct 2010, 21:14
sonata & mpc

[quote][b][user]shomyo[/user][/b] said: sonata & mpc[/quote]

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- wilson_cobain said...
- User
- 5 Oct 2010, 11:35
ncmpcpp and ncmpc

great and lightweight ones

[quote][b][user]wilson_cobain[/user][/b] said: ncmpcpp and ncmpc great and lightweight ones[/quote]

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