Music playback software under Linux

Although everyone uses Linux generally is work, but work tired always have to rest, listen to music is good.

Linux has a lot of free and easy to use music playback client, I used the system is ubuntu12.04lts, the default player is Rhythmbox. Personal feeling is good,

If it is not installed, it can be installed with "sudo apt-get install Rhythmbox", which is officially used for the GNOME desktop and does not know if other desktop systems are available.

The first use will download some decoders for audio format decoding, so the first time you use the network is best used, after downloading the decoder can be used normally.

Instructions for use:

Because it is a graphical interface, and the usage is simple, not many introduced, introduce some special practical skills.

Ctrl+d: Switch in size window mode

Ctrl+l: If you enable the default lyrics plugin, you can display lyrics

By default, there is no single repeat function, you can copy the song name into the Rhythmbox search box by turning on "control"-"repeat".

Plug - ins:

Rhythmbox comes with some plugins, but users can also use a third party or make their own plugins.

Plug-in has two locations, manual installation please put in:

~/.gnome2/rhythmbox/plugins/

The plugins installed by default are:

/usr/lib/rhythmbox/plugins/

Install Luban Lyrics plugin:

　　

1 sudo Install python-gconf python-gobject gnome-osd python-chardet subversion2  mkdir -P ~/.gnome2/rhythmbox/plugins3  svn checkout http://  sogou-lyrics.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/~/.gnome2/rhythmbox/plugins/rblyrics

Plugin Authoring Guide: https://wiki.gnome.org/RhythmboxPlugins/WritingGuide

In addition, you can download some third-party plugins to the official website.

　　

Chinese ID3 label garbled:

1. Thousands of listening to change the label method

Chin Listening Add---Local search---Add all the songs and select all the songs----right-click-----Batch File properties------MP3 Label Writing method Select ApeV2 can have other (ID3v2 can also choose UTF8, However, some players under XP do not support UTF8) This is as long as a little change can be saved but go to do not change the title and the artist album because then the different values are changed to write the words I suggest the point of traditional conversion of course notes can also be saved

APEV2 is encoded with UTF8 in Linux under the support of APEv2 player Rhythmbox will not garbled.

2. Modify the file label

Requires package Mid3iconv

　　

1  sudo Install python-mutagen  2  mid3iconv-e GBK *. mp3 #到对应的音乐文件夹进行转换 3   4  mid3iconv-e GBK */*. mp3 #覆盖子目录

Supplement: This command should only deal with GBK encoding--GBK, other codes may be encountered in Chinese encoding including GB2312, GB18030, Big5

For example, BIG5, revision changed to

　

MID3ICONV-E BIG5 */*. mp3

Other players:

Amarok is the same kind of software under KDE.

Quod Libet: This software will automatically install Python-mutagen.

Installation: sudo apt-get install Quodlibet

After installation, in order to solve the Chinese garbled and edit the next CONFIG

Gedit ~/.quodlibet/config

Turn to the end and you'll see this

1234true5 save_email =6True 

Note that this time the value of id3encoding is empty, we just need to add a GB18030 (GBK,BIG5 and other Chinese encoding) to save the exit.

Music playback software under Linux