Ubuntu knowledge: The music player MOC under the command line

MOC is a music player running on a "terminal". It supports MP3, wma, and other formats. It is easy to install. As for usage, it is basically done by "letter shortcuts. enter "sudoapt-getinstallmoc" in the Ubuntu terminal and enter "mocp" in the terminal to open moc. Next we will introduce his operations: After opening moc and entering "h", you will see the instructions for use. The above are only part of the operations.

MOC is a music player running on a "terminal". It supports MP3, wma, and other formats. It is easy to install. For usage, it is basically done by using the "letter shortcut key". enter it in the Ubuntu terminal.

Sudo apt-get install moc

After the installation is complete, enter "mocp" under the terminal to open moc, Which is concise.

The following describes his operations:

Open moc and enter "h". You will see the usage instructions.

The above is only part of the operation. Based on my personal exploration, I will add some of the operations:

A: add the songs in the directory to the playlist on the right.

D: You can delete a song from the playlist on the right.

S: Set whether to "resdtags"

G: Search for songs

J: adjust the order of the songs in the right playlist

L: Disable/enable the playback list.

I: Enter the specified directory to enter the folder

O: url

T built-in topic browsing Switch

Alt + shift + right arrow key: Clear the playback list

In addition, MOC also has a considerate design, that is, when you need to perform other operations on the console, you can press the q key to switch back to the console interface, without worrying about music interruption.

In addition, there are two problems in the configuration file of the MOC player: home/XXX/. moc/config, which can be solved in it:

1. transparent background: XTermTheme = transparent-background

2. Chinese song name garbled: ReadTags = no

Copy the content directly to it and save it. The config file is empty by default.

In addition, the default MOC player can only play mp3 files. If you need to use it to play wma, then:

Sudo apt-get install moc-ffmpeg-plugin

You can play the video after installation!