27 Apr
2008
27 Apr
'08
5:51 p.m.
Steve Fosdick wrote:
On 27/04/08 15:23:50, Dave Phillips wrote:
I reviewed Rhythmbox and Totem for Linux Pro magazine, but I'm not sure
when the reviews will be published. They were a panic job, written over
the past two days, with no previous significant experience with either
app, and no experience at all with Ubuntu. I ran the Heron from a live
disc and employed ALSA for its sound system. Everything worked nicely, I
had a lot of fun (and some excitement) with the system, and I gave both
programs positive reviews. Btw, these reviews are rather brief, about
2000 words each, they were not intended to be in-depth analyses.
I liked a lot of Rhythmbox's features, and the program handled my needs
neatly enough, but I have a relatively small collection of files and
CDs, perhaps only a few thousand titles in all.
IIRC gapless playback can be activated from the Preferences dialog but
it is not on by default. Sorry, I didn't test it. :(
Best,
dp
I've been using Amarok happily for a while,
after abandoning XMMS.
However, I just completed a review of Rhythmbox on Ubuntu 8.04 (Hardy
Heron), and I was impressed with it.
Is that a published review? Is it available online? Have they got
gapless playback to work yet?