Tip: if you feel the cover display is too small, click the cover! It then displays as windowless overlay to the main player window snobismīut (other) audiophile enthusiasts should have a look at the player - seems capable and mature, without the fancy eyecandy, but with advanced options for (unix)techies I wonder what "GStreamer" is - it seems to be the default output backend, but I never heard of.Īlthough I was impressed by the output, the overall layout of the player doesn't really suit my needs - there's nothing wrong (it even has a conventional file browser), it's only. The file I played by chance was a poor 128kb/s MP3 recorded from an old vinyl, so this is by no means generally valid. Although there are no obvious options to configure the device etc., the sound was noticeably clearer than in my other used players (1by1, XMPlay, AIMP, Foobar, Winyl, Resonic) - the most impressive beeing the stereo channel separation. After adding my reasonably big music folder to the library (84GB indexed in about 3 minutes, both program and music folder on magnetic disc), I ran a test and was impressed by the output quality. registry entries: HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\GSettings.files left behind: %USERPROFILE%\.dbus-keyrings (folder) %LOCALAPPDATA%\gtk-3.0 (folder) %LOCALAPPDATA%\recently-used.xbel (file).writes its settings to the "config" subfolder of main program folder."portable" package is portable, but not stealth.Portability / Stealth status: (brief test) Now-playing is available as a fixed file.Can used named pipes to control running instance.Player control, status information, and querying of library from the command line.MP3, Ogg Vorbis / Speex / Opus, FLAC, Musepack, MOD/XM/IT, Wavpack, MPEG-4 AAC, WMA, MIDI, Monkey’s Audio.Scan and save Replay Gain values across multiple albums at once (using gstreamer).Find (and examine / remove) near-duplicate songs across your entire collection.
Automatic tagging via MusicBrainz and CDDB.By directory, including songs not in your library.iTunes/Rhythmbox-like paned browser, but with any tags you want (Genre, Date, etc).Simple or regular-expression based search.Recognize and display many uncommon tags, as well as any others you want.Useful as a small window or maximized, no feeling cramped or wasted space.Simple user interface to Just Play Music if you want.Hide songs on removable devices that may not always be there.Watch directories and automatically add/remove new music.No ugly %a, %t patterns - more readable, instead.Tag files based on their filenames with configurable formats.Make changes across all supported file formats.Bookmarks within files (or playlists, with a plugin).Proper ‘Previous’ support in shuffle mode.Real shuffle mode, that plays the whole playlist before repeating.Configurable default (fallback) and pre-amp values to suit any audio setup.Applies clipping prevention whenever available.Auto-selects between ‘track’ and ‘album’ mode based on current view and play order.Multiple audio back-ends (GStreamer, xine-lib).It also supports most of the features you’d expect from a modern media player: Unicode support, advanced tag editing, Replay Gain, podcasts & Internet radio, album art support and all major audio formats Features: Unlike some, Quod Libet will scale to libraries with tens of thousands of songs. It lets you display and edit any tags you want in the file, for all the file formats it supports. It lets you make playlists based on regular expressions (don’t worry, regular searches work too).
#QUOD LIBET ALBUM ART HOW TO#
It’s designed around the idea that you know how to organize your music better than we do. $cover_filename = "/home/fred/.cache/rhythmbox/covers/$artist - $album.Quod Libet is a GTK+-based audio player written in Python, using the Mutagen tagging library. You'll have to make a script for this process, but I have a perl script that you can use that just needs modifying to match your directory locations: #!/usr/bin/perl Metaflac -import-picture-from="yourcover.jpg" "yourmusicfile.flac" I found that I needed to embed the album art into the flac file itself using metaflac: I have a very similar setup with the exception that I do not transcode my flac files.
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