μπαίνει και τρίτος Player στην εξίσωση ... APlayer (δεν είναι ούτε MPD ούτε Sq.lite)
μπορεί να εγκατασταθεί στο GP είτε σαν αυτόνομος File/Album player (ip:7778 από εκεί γίνεται ο έλεγχος της αναπαραγωγής και οι ρυθμίσεις), είτε ως AP2renderer (settings: ip:7779) όπου φαίνεται στον LMS σαν end point αν έχει εγκατασταθεί το UPnP/DLNA bridge plugin
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Gentoo Player (Sq.lite, Sq.liteR2, MPD, Roon, Ravenna κ.α.)
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Re: Gentoo Player (Sq.lite, Sq.liteR2, MPD, Roon, Ravenna κ.α.)
Αν έχετε την διάθεση οι χρήστες του Gentooplayer δοκιμάστε τον APlayer για τοπικά αρχεία!
Είναι πολύ περίεργος για τις εντυπώσεις σας!
Τον Renderer δεν κατάφερα να τον κάνω να δουλέψει σωστά! Το ψάχνω..
Είναι πολύ περίεργος για τις εντυπώσεις σας!
Τον Renderer δεν κατάφερα να τον κάνω να δουλέψει σωστά! Το ψάχνω..
Re: Gentoo Player (Sq.lite, Sq.liteR2, MPD, Roon, Ravenna κ.α.)
Μιχάλη, εγώ δεν έχω τοπικά αρχεία, οπότε παίζω μόνο Qobuz στον LMS του GentooPlayer (8.90). Παίζει ο APlayer με Qobuz;
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Re: Gentoo Player (Sq.lite, Sq.liteR2, MPD, Roon, Ravenna κ.α.)
pankon wrote:Μιχάλη, εγώ δεν έχω τοπικά αρχεία, οπότε παίζω μόνο Qobuz στον LMS του GentooPlayer (8.90). Παίζει ο APlayer με Qobuz;
Ο APrenderer μόνο! Σε συνεργασία με τον LMS με το κατάλληλο plugin αλλά δεν κατάφερα να παίξει ακριβώς σωστά… είχα θέματα με interrupts και παραμόρφωση στον ήχο!
Θα κάνω ακόμα κάποιες δοκιμές και θα δω αν θα καταφέρω να το φτιάξω!
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Re: Gentoo Player (Sq.lite, Sq.liteR2, MPD, Roon, Ravenna κ.α.)
“What is APlayer music player for Linux?”
APlayer is a lightweight music player for Linux that is designed to be simple and easy to use. It supports various audio formats and provides basic playback controls such as play, pause, stop, skip, and volume adjustment. APlayer is typically focused on offering a clean, minimalistic user interface without many extra features, which makes it ideal for users looking for a straightforward music-playing experience without distractions.
It may not have advanced features like media libraries or streaming capabilities, but it is a good choice for those who want a fast, efficient, and simple way to listen to their music files on Linux.
“It uses ALSA?“
Yes, APlayer typically uses ALSA (Advanced Linux Sound Architecture) for audio playback on Linux systems. ALSA is the standard sound system for many Linux distributions, providing audio drivers and the underlying framework for sound devices. APlayer relies on ALSA to interface with the system’s sound hardware, ensuring efficient audio output during music playback.
Στη συνέχεια αναφέρει πως μπορεί να παίξει με PULSE και JACK αλλά στην περίπτωση μας δεν υπάρχουν αυτά στο GP.
”And vs MPD?”
APlayer and MPD (Music Player Daemon) are both music players for Linux, but they serve different purposes and have distinct features:
APlayer:
• Type: A lightweight, standalone music player.
• Use Case: Ideal for users looking for a simple, minimalistic audio player with a straightforward user interface for local file playback.
• Audio Output: Uses ALSA (or PulseAudio, depending on system setup) for audio output.
• User Interface: Typically provides a graphical interface (GUI) for easy interaction.
• Features: Basic playback features like play, pause, stop, skip, volume control. It is primarily for users who want a no-fuss player.
• Use Case Scenario: Perfect for individuals who want to play local audio files without needing complex configurations or remote control.
MPD (Music Player Daemon):
• Type: A more advanced music player designed to be controlled remotely or used in server-like environments.
• Use Case: MPD is a server-based player that allows you to manage music remotely via clients like ncmpcpp, Cantata, or MPDroid. It’s ideal for setting up music servers or controlling playback from multiple devices.
• Audio Output: MPD can use ALSA, PulseAudio, or other sound systems based on how it is configured.
• User Interface: It doesn’t have a built-in GUI. Instead, it is typically controlled through external client applications or command-line interfaces.
• Features: MPD offers extensive features such as playlists, metadata handling, support for streaming, integration with online services, and remote control. It can handle large music libraries and has a client-server model.
• Use Case Scenario: Best suited for users who need a flexible and remote-controllable music player, such as those setting up a music server or wanting to control playback across multiple devices.
Key Differences:
1. Complexity: APlayer is much simpler and more user-friendly, while MPD is more complex, offering advanced features and remote control options.
2. Remote Control: MPD is designed to be controlled remotely (from various clients), whereas APlayer is meant for local playback with a GUI.
3. Use Case: APlayer is suitable for personal desktop use with basic features, while MPD is ideal for users who want a music server or need advanced control over playback across different devices.
In short, if you’re looking for a straightforward, no-frills music player, APlayer is a better choice. If you want a more flexible system with remote control capabilities and support for larger music libraries, MPD is more suitable.
Αυτά…
APlayer is a lightweight music player for Linux that is designed to be simple and easy to use. It supports various audio formats and provides basic playback controls such as play, pause, stop, skip, and volume adjustment. APlayer is typically focused on offering a clean, minimalistic user interface without many extra features, which makes it ideal for users looking for a straightforward music-playing experience without distractions.
It may not have advanced features like media libraries or streaming capabilities, but it is a good choice for those who want a fast, efficient, and simple way to listen to their music files on Linux.
“It uses ALSA?“
Yes, APlayer typically uses ALSA (Advanced Linux Sound Architecture) for audio playback on Linux systems. ALSA is the standard sound system for many Linux distributions, providing audio drivers and the underlying framework for sound devices. APlayer relies on ALSA to interface with the system’s sound hardware, ensuring efficient audio output during music playback.
Στη συνέχεια αναφέρει πως μπορεί να παίξει με PULSE και JACK αλλά στην περίπτωση μας δεν υπάρχουν αυτά στο GP.
”And vs MPD?”
APlayer and MPD (Music Player Daemon) are both music players for Linux, but they serve different purposes and have distinct features:
APlayer:
• Type: A lightweight, standalone music player.
• Use Case: Ideal for users looking for a simple, minimalistic audio player with a straightforward user interface for local file playback.
• Audio Output: Uses ALSA (or PulseAudio, depending on system setup) for audio output.
• User Interface: Typically provides a graphical interface (GUI) for easy interaction.
• Features: Basic playback features like play, pause, stop, skip, volume control. It is primarily for users who want a no-fuss player.
• Use Case Scenario: Perfect for individuals who want to play local audio files without needing complex configurations or remote control.
MPD (Music Player Daemon):
• Type: A more advanced music player designed to be controlled remotely or used in server-like environments.
• Use Case: MPD is a server-based player that allows you to manage music remotely via clients like ncmpcpp, Cantata, or MPDroid. It’s ideal for setting up music servers or controlling playback from multiple devices.
• Audio Output: MPD can use ALSA, PulseAudio, or other sound systems based on how it is configured.
• User Interface: It doesn’t have a built-in GUI. Instead, it is typically controlled through external client applications or command-line interfaces.
• Features: MPD offers extensive features such as playlists, metadata handling, support for streaming, integration with online services, and remote control. It can handle large music libraries and has a client-server model.
• Use Case Scenario: Best suited for users who need a flexible and remote-controllable music player, such as those setting up a music server or wanting to control playback across multiple devices.
Key Differences:
1. Complexity: APlayer is much simpler and more user-friendly, while MPD is more complex, offering advanced features and remote control options.
2. Remote Control: MPD is designed to be controlled remotely (from various clients), whereas APlayer is meant for local playback with a GUI.
3. Use Case: APlayer is suitable for personal desktop use with basic features, while MPD is ideal for users who want a music server or need advanced control over playback across different devices.
In short, if you’re looking for a straightforward, no-frills music player, APlayer is a better choice. If you want a more flexible system with remote control capabilities and support for larger music libraries, MPD is more suitable.
Αυτά…
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Re: Gentoo Player (Sq.lite, Sq.liteR2, MPD, Roon, Ravenna κ.α.)
Το interface ειναι του γουστου μου, απλο, λιτο και λειτουργικο.
Μιχαλη έλυσες τα οποια τεχνικα ζητηματα ειχες? Αν ναι πως παιζει?
Μιχαλη έλυσες τα οποια τεχνικα ζητηματα ειχες? Αν ναι πως παιζει?
Παναγιώτης
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Re: Gentoo Player (Sq.lite, Sq.liteR2, MPD, Roon, Ravenna κ.α.)
Παναγιώτη με τον APlayer δεν έχω θέμα! Παίζει πάρα πολύ καλά! Αλλά αφορά μόνο τοπικά αρχεία!
Με την renderer εκδοχή του (APrenderer) σε συνδυασμό με τον LMS έχω... ενώ ξεκινά να παίξει ένα track είναι όλα καλά, όταν αλλάζει track έχω παραμορφώσεις στον ήχο ή κοψίματα!
Δοκίμασα πολλές ρυθμίσεις και στον LMS (UPnP Bridge) και στον renderer (ALSA buffer/period κλπ κλπ) χωρίς επιτυχία!
Με την renderer εκδοχή του (APrenderer) σε συνδυασμό με τον LMS έχω... ενώ ξεκινά να παίξει ένα track είναι όλα καλά, όταν αλλάζει track έχω παραμορφώσεις στον ήχο ή κοψίματα!
Δοκίμασα πολλές ρυθμίσεις και στον LMS (UPnP Bridge) και στον renderer (ALSA buffer/period κλπ κλπ) χωρίς επιτυχία!
Re: Gentoo Player (Sq.lite, Sq.liteR2, MPD, Roon, Ravenna κ.α.)
Οποτε βρω λιγο χρονο θα προσπαθησω να καψω ενα Gentoo Player και να το δοκιμασω με MPD και LMS. Φανταζομαι δινει καποια δοκιμαστικη περιοδο
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Re: Gentoo Player (Sq.lite, Sq.liteR2, MPD, Roon, Ravenna κ.α.)
Dr Pan K wrote:Οποτε βρω λιγο χρονο θα προσπαθησω να καψω ενα Gentoo Player και να το δοκιμασω με MPD και LMS. Φανταζομαι δινει καποια δοκιμαστικη περιοδο
Παναγιώτη έχω την εντύπωση πως ναι αλλά δεν το ξέρω ακριβώς ... επειδή το χρησιμοποιώ από πριν βάλει την συνδρομή!
Θα ξέρουν καλύτερα ίσως ο Χρήστος και ο Παναγιώτης!
Για LMS με MPD θα χρειαστείς και ένα plugin που αν/όταν έρθει η ώρα θα τα πούμε...
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