29 Mar
2009
29 Mar
'09
5:35 p.m.
Arnold Krille wrote:
On Sunday 29 March 2009 20:53:40 Justin Smith wrote:
If by multimedia you mean audio + video I am not sure, there is
mplayer but it does not do playlists as far as I know, for command
line audio players there are quite a few, including xmms2 which is a
demon that can be controlled from the command line and juke,
which is
an audio player with a curses frontend.
Playlist on the commandline is one of the easier things: just add
multiple files as arguments. mplayer is able to cope with that. And
the < and > buttons on your keyboard let you jump back and forth
file-wise.
Have fun,
Arnold
Mplayer is an awesome multimedia program, and it does support playlists
with the switch...-playlist!
So, easier than virtually any other approach GUI or CLI, just do this to
play all Ogg Vorbis files in your PWD:
ls -1 *.ogg > ogg_playlist
mplayer -playlist ogg_playlist
and you're in business.
Frank
29 Mar
29 Mar
6:27 p.m.
New subject: use your pc as an music player (and save energy)
frank pirrone wrote:
Arnold Krille wrote:
On Sunday 29 March 2009 20:53:40 Justin Smith wrote:
If by multimedia you mean audio + video I am not sure, there is
mplayer but it does not do playlists as far as I know, for command
line audio players there are quite a few, including xmms2 which is a
demon that can be controlled from the command line and juke,
which is
an audio player with a curses frontend.
Playlist on the commandline is one of the easier things: just add
multiple files as arguments. mplayer is able to cope with that. And
the < and > buttons on your keyboard let you jump back and forth
file-wise.
Have fun,
Arnold
Mplayer is an awesome multimedia program, and it does support playlists
with the switch...-playlist!
So, easier than virtually any other approach GUI or CLI, just do this to
play all Ogg Vorbis files in your PWD:
ls -1 *.ogg > ogg_playlist
mplayer -playlist ogg_playlist
and you're in business.
I think you mean
ls *.ogg > playlist
ls -l doesn't work here.
mplayer -shuffle -playlist playlist
does work :)
But if I'm not in X, how do I set more commands?
For example when I want to listen to some music before going to sleep?
sudo shutdown -h 00:00 &
mplayer -shuffle -playlist playlist
?
\r
6:34 p.m.
New subject: use your pc as an music player (and save energy)
Grammostola Rosea wrote:
frank pirrone wrote:
And is it possible to control audio files with wiimote on linux?
Then I just can stay in bed ;)
\r
Arnold Krille wrote:
On Sunday 29 March 2009 20:53:40 Justin Smith wrote:
If by multimedia you mean audio + video I am not sure, there is
mplayer but it does not do playlists as far as I know, for command
line audio players there are quite a few, including xmms2 which is a
demon that can be controlled from the command line and juke,
which is
an audio player with a curses frontend.
Playlist on the commandline is one of the easier things: just add
multiple files as arguments. mplayer is able to cope with that. And
the < and > buttons on your keyboard let you jump back and forth
file-wise.
Have fun,
Arnold
Mplayer is an awesome multimedia program, and it does support playlists
with the switch...-playlist!
So, easier than virtually any other approach GUI or CLI, just do this to
play all Ogg Vorbis files in your PWD:
ls -1 *.ogg > ogg_playlist
mplayer -playlist ogg_playlist
and you're in business.
I think you mean
ls *.ogg > playlist
ls -l doesn't work here.
mplayer -shuffle -playlist playlist
does work :)
But if I'm not in X, how do I set more commands?
For example when I want to listen to some music before going to sleep?
sudo shutdown -h 00:00 &
mplayer -shuffle -playlist playlist
?
6:40 p.m.
New subject: use your pc as an music player (and save energy)
Grammostola Rosea wrote:
Grammostola Rosea wrote:
LOL! Sure, and with bio-feedback and an electrode band around your
forehead you won't even have to reach for that...or even wake up given
the proper dream!
Frank
frank pirrone wrote:
And is it possible to control audio files with wiimote on linux?
Then I just can stay in bed ;)
\r
Arnold Krille wrote:
On Sunday 29 March 2009 20:53:40 Justin Smith wrote:
If by multimedia you mean audio + video I am not sure, there is
mplayer but it does not do playlists as far as I know, for command
line audio players there are quite a few, including xmms2 which is a
demon that can be controlled from the command line and juke,
which is
an audio player with a curses frontend.
Playlist on the commandline is one of the easier things: just add
multiple files as arguments. mplayer is able to cope with that. And
the < and > buttons on your keyboard let you jump back and forth
file-wise.
Have fun,
Arnold
Mplayer is an awesome multimedia program, and it does support playlists
with the switch...-playlist!
So, easier than virtually any other approach GUI or CLI, just do this to
play all Ogg Vorbis files in your PWD:
ls -1 *.ogg > ogg_playlist
mplayer -playlist ogg_playlist
and you're in business.
I think you mean
ls *.ogg > playlist
ls -l doesn't work here.
mplayer -shuffle -playlist playlist
does work :)
But if I'm not in X, how do I set more commands?
For example when I want to listen to some music before going to sleep?
sudo shutdown -h 00:00 &
mplayer -shuffle -playlist playlist
?
6:52 p.m.
New subject: use your pc as an music player (and save energy)
On 3/29/09, Grammostola Rosea <rosea.grammostola(a)gmail.com> wrote:
And is it possible to control audio files with wiimote
on linux?
Then I just can stay in bed ;)
Since your original inquiry was about making your computer more
environment-friendly, I'd say this was quite a fast journey from
environment-consciousness to unconsciousness.
Good luck!
Andras
6:38 p.m.
New subject: use your pc as an music player (and save energy)
Grammostola Rosea wrote:
frank pirrone wrote:
That's a one not an ell Grammostola. It causes the output of ls to
occur line-by-line. If you're in the X Window System you'd be working
from a terminal window, if you're not you'd be at the tty command line.
You can either write a script to provide more "steps" of control or from
the CLI, separate your commands with semi-colons. What you provided
with the ampersand should work fine.
Frank
Frank
Arnold Krille wrote:
On Sunday 29 March 2009 20:53:40 Justin Smith wrote:
If by multimedia you mean audio + video I am not sure, there is
mplayer but it does not do playlists as far as I know, for command
line audio players there are quite a few, including xmms2 which is a
demon that can be controlled from the command line and juke,
which is
an audio player with a curses frontend.
Playlist on the commandline is one of the easier things: just add
multiple files as arguments. mplayer is able to cope with that. And
the < and > buttons on your keyboard let you jump back and forth
file-wise.
Have fun,
Arnold
Mplayer is an awesome multimedia program, and it does support playlists
with the switch...-playlist!
So, easier than virtually any other approach GUI or CLI, just do this to
play all Ogg Vorbis files in your PWD:
ls -1 *.ogg > ogg_playlist
mplayer -playlist ogg_playlist
and you're in business.
I think you mean
ls *.ogg > playlist
ls -l doesn't work here.
mplayer -shuffle -playlist playlist
does work :)
But if I'm not in X, how do I set more commands?
For example when I want to listen to some music before going to sleep?
sudo shutdown -h 00:00 &
mplayer -shuffle -playlist playlist
?
\r
6:42 p.m.
New subject: use your pc as an music player (and save energy)
On Mon, Mar 30, 2009 at 12:23:45AM +0200, Grammostola Rosea wrote:
frank pirrone wrote:
No. Check your mail reader fonts with this; "l1l1l1l1l1l1l1".
You wrote "-l" (letter L lowercase), but Frank wrote "-1" (digit
one). The minus one syntax forces the listing to be one per line.
On the other hand, ls(1) normally assumes one per line output when it is
sent to a file or pipe, so the minus one syntax is not needed, but not
harmful.
--
James Cameron mailto:quozl@us.netrek.org http://quozl.netrek.org/
ls -1 *.ogg > ogg_playlist
mplayer -playlist ogg_playlist
and you're in business.
I think you mean
ls *.ogg > playlist
ls -l doesn't work here.
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