whicl player can play sound in console?

[daixf]

my sound system can not run in x-windows!so I want to play the sound
in the linux console ,and didn't logon into the x-windows;
there are any palyer?and which one I can shoose?!

[codergeek42]

mplayer is good, imho...

[brettlpb]

For just audio, I love mp3blaster (plays ogg and flac, too, I think)

[daixf]

thank you!
I have find a player:
mpd ;maybe it will greate>!

[patrick]

mpg123 or mpg321

I think mpg321 also plays ogg files but am not sure.

Pat

[beandog]

For just audio, I love mp3blaster (plays ogg and flac, too, I think)

Nope, no ogg or flac ... just mp3s. AFAIK, there is no (decent) ogg/flac command line player.

mp3blaster can even play remote playlists, streams.

[eMPee584]

Get it while it's hot!

screenshotjunks, here's your fix: http://konst.org.ua/en/orpheus/screenshot/2
this thing is plain wonderful. Plays OGG/MP3, playlis... ahh bla *schnipp*

Orpheus is a light-weight text mode menu- and window-driven audio player application for CDs and files in MP3 and Vorbis OGG format. Brief list of its features follows.

Text mode user interface

• Based on the ncurses library
• Provides windows, menus and dialogs
• Configurable color schemes
• Configuration is done with dialogs

Player

• Supports MP3 (through mpg123), OGG (with ogg123) and CD tracks
• Saves and loads playlists
• Provides quick access to recent lists played
• Can combine CD, MP3 and OGG tracks in the same playlist
• Edit MP3 and OGG ID tags feature
• "Repeat track", "Repeat play list" and "Random" play modes
• Play list sorting and search options
• Auto-generated currently_playing file which makes it possible to easily find out from other applications what is playing now
• Internal mixer controller
• Command line interface for controlling an already running instance of the program

Network

• CDDB information retrieval for CDs
• HTTP proxy support

It RULETH!! And is only 333kib, too - schweet. Wow it's already compiling (together with -e world and gentoo-dev-sources-2.6.11 so I might just let mpg123 finish that Faithless - Reverence album for now... ah wait I'll emerge-C i already!! Because Linux is so superior it CAN ACTUALLY DELETE FILES IN USE!!! Ain't that terrific? HAHAHA I just love this free software SHIAT - it's friggin' best'o'breed. Sheeeeesh this does rock so much!! YEAAAAH!! YEEEEEEEEEEAAAAAAAAAAH!!! And noooooww, we'll be trying to calm down again.. ; )
... now if I could get it to use the PC speaker somehow I'd be be totally satisfied. Not that I actually need that. But it's FUUUUN.. ... .. Mhh.. .....

Edit: Ehhh... and it needs mpg321 and ogg123 for that, too, which get not installed by dependancies. So yes, it is just a frontend though it's still pretty cool. And try this btw (needs beep, obviously)

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beep -l 800 -f 1800 -r 3 -d 100 -n -l 500 -f 600 -r 7 -n -l 150 -f 1400 -r 24 -d 100

there /must/ be some way getting this to play an MP3, it does 0-20000 Hz ...

[jleejj]

In case you are as confused by the last poster as I am, I would recommend ogg123 if you want to play OGG files. It comes with the vorbis-tools package so you might have it installed already. It's very simple to use and works a lot like mpg123 does for MP3's.

Typically I just use mplayer for everything though also.

[Kraymer]

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play yourfile.yourextension

I think the play command is from the sox package. It plays everything (from my guesses). It won't have much of an interface (none) but might do what you want..

Sebastian

[rounz]

i tried "moc" the other day, thats worth checking out (its in portage), as said above mp3blaster is also nice.

after seeing zero`s post above im gonna havta have a look at orpheus now

[eMPee584]

i tried "moc" the other day, thats worth checking out (its in portage), as said above mp3blaster is also nice.
after seeing zero`s post above im gonna havta have a look at orpheus now

After seeing yours, moc seems to have some considerably cool things aswell...just on compiling it