Five distinctive music players in Linux

Article Title: Five distinctive music players in Linux. Linux is a technology channel of the IT lab in China. Includes basic categories such as desktop applications, Linux system management, kernel research, embedded systems, and open source.

Amarok, Rhythmox, and Banshee are popular players in Linux. They all have many characteristics and have received many good comments. However, there are many good music players in Linux, but there are not many people who know them. If you want to try other players, the five players described here will be a good choice.

1. Audacious

If you like the small and concise appearance of Winamp, you will certainly like Audacious. Audacious is a branch of Beep Media Player and XMMS. It is small and has rich skins for you to choose from. It also supports Winamp and XMMS skins.

2. Listen Music Player

At first glance, does Listen Music Player (LMP) Feel Like Rhythmbox! However, after you use LMP, you will find that LMP is better than Rhthmbox. The appearance of LMP consists of three parts. The left panel is the playback control and playback list, the middle is the navigation menu, and the right panel is the display of the current information. LMP integrates last. fm and ShoutCast. You can also query the lyrics through LMP, or even obtain information about the currently played songs through Wikipedia.

3. Quod Libet

As a music player, Quod Libet does not display too much information. It only displays the information you want to see. Its interface is very simple. All the content you want to View will be displayed in the same window. You can select the information you want to View through "View, includes the playlist, album list, file system, and network station.

Quod Libet has built-in Ex falso, which enables you to add, edit, and organize your MP3 files without data, so that you can better manage your MP3 files. Although Quod Libet is not as rich as Amarok or Bashee, if you are looking for a player that can organize your music files, then Quod Libet is what you are looking.

4. Songbird

Songbird is not only a music player, but also a Web browser and online media player. I hope you will not be confused, but this is Songbird. Songbird is integrated from Firefox and VLC code, so Songbird is a desktop music player with Web browsing function. Like Firefox, Songbird supports tag-Based browsing and plugin installation. When you browse any website that contains the multimedia supported by the website, it will automatically list the multimedia available on the current page in an independent panel for you to download or play. It can be said that Songbird inherits most or even all of the VLC features, so Songbird can play audio/video in many formats.

5. Decibel Audio Player

Compared with powerful software such as Amarok, Decibel Audio Player is a little tiny. If you only install the basic Decibel Audio Player, it does not support anything, including visualization, album cover, online music playback, and podcast. The only thing it can do is play music. If you only want a software for playing music, then Decibel Audio Player is a good choice.

Is there any other useful music players in Linux not mentioned? Let's share it with you in the comments!
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