Projects tagged ‘musicplayer’ and ‘python’

Multiplatform music player

A podcatcher and broadcatcher for KDE. It lets you watch TV and listen to Radio shows from the net, for free. KatchTV is independent of channel and feed publishers, including Miro's channel guide, and ... [More] others too. It includes Bittorrent support, and is capable of downloading large movies, in parallel, while you watch something else. Integrates with Konqueror, and KDE media players. KatchTV is an Internet TV broadcatcher and podcatcher, similar to Miro, but for KDE. Supported features include: * Video podcasts ("vodcasts"). * Bittorrent-based broadcatching. * Audio podcasts. * Multiple background downloads of media and updates of feeds, all while you watch/listen to your favourite shows. * Manages any media you download, so that you don't lose track of your disk space. [Less]

paradiso is a command line interface for mplayer on "linux-like" systems that focuses on making it easy to handle playlists and play DVDs. paradiso can play rar- and zip-archives on the fly. The ... [More] code might not be the that pretty, but it does what it should and many parts of it is planed to be reworked. One goal is to make the code compatible to run under Windows. To fully use paradiso you need to have these libs/programs: mplayer mutagen - optional lsdvd - optional PyYaML - optional There's no installer yet, but there's one planned. Example usage, most command line options is possible to config through ~/.paradiso/config.yaml: Play a files: paradiso files/file1.avi files/file2.rar files/file3.mp3 paradiso files/ Play all files in fullscreen: paradiso -f files/ "paradiso files/" plays by default rar-files and mp3-files only, but this can be changed with: paradiso -e avi,rar files/ To create and play playlists: paradiso -CQP myPlaylist files/ paradiso -P myPlaylist It's also possible to create the playlist and start using it without quiting: paradiso -CP myPlaylist files/ It's possible to delete the last seen item from the playlist with the option -D. [Less]

Targeted at classical music and bringing a proper random mode for multi-movement works. Going from Mozart's Clarinet Concerto to the middle of Stravinsky's Rite of Spring shouldn't be possible! ... [More] Titan comes from the original subtitle to Gustav Mahler's First Symphony. Mahler was (in)famous for large orchestral works, a genre that has been ignored by designers of random/shuffle mode. Requirements: PyGObject Mutagen GStreamer PyGST Screenshot of v0.1.1 [Less]

a player for linux. it can be used to listen to radio, record stream, and play various media.

An mpd client for the console, based on curses, written in Python. Features hierarchic browsing of artists, albums and tracks, a playlist and a small status bar. The key bindings mimic those of the ... [More] text editor vi, but can easily be changed. ncmpcpy is customized by editing the source code: open the program source with a text editor. The color and key settings reside near the top of the file, right below the license information. Requirements: Any reasonably recent version of Python python-mpd A terminal which supports 88/256 colors and Python's curses implementation Installation: Make sure your system fulfills all of the requirements listed above Download the latest version: http://ncmpcpy.googlecode.com/files/ncmpcpy.py Enable execution of the file, eg chmod +x ncmpcpy.py Move the file to a directory in your PATH, preferably /usr/local/bin To launch, run ncmpcpy.py on the command line Screenshot: [Less]