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Splay - The audio player [features] Splay is an audio player, primarily for console use. It works on Linux systems, currently, and although it is likely that it can be ported to other similar unix systems, it has not been tested (as far as I know). It is written in C++ and uses the mpegsound library, the code for the actual interface to this library is not that large (approx 450 lines). Splay plays MPEG-1 layer 1,2,3 and MPEG-2 layer 3. WWW Streaming is supported, (e.g. http://www.foo-bar.org/some/kind_of.mp3). ID3 tags version 1 & 2 supported by external id3 library id3lib (optional) There is both a command line program and a gui available for splay. The gui is written with QT, it’s by no means as attractive as XMMS , but it does exist if you want it. [blurb] The author of splay is Woo-jae Jung jwj95@nownuri.net, but he is not to be found, so I have taken over maintaininership. [changes] In 0.9.5.1 and 0.9.5.2 Bugfix In 0.9.5 Start at specified frame with -k option. In 0.9.4 Print a genre name instead of the cryptic number In 0.9.3 Build xsplay if qt is available In 0.9.2 Display frame and time info with -f Defaults to try to open /dev/sound/dsp id /dev/dsp fails Patch from Rob McMullen rob@akvo.com, to fix problem with some ID3v2 tags In 0.9.1 New automake system that I understand. Goes with a reorder of the directory system. Added TODO file In 0.9 Now uses id3lib for id3 tags. If playing multiple files, SIGINT (normally Control-c) exits the current file and plays the next. Two SIGINT in a row (not too fast though) stops the program. [download] Latest: version 0.9.5.2 - gzipped tarball Brians release: version 0.8.3 - gzipped tarball See what’s available at http:///tgz/ [thanks] To Brian Russo for setting this page up, and handing it over to me. Mikael Hedin Last modified: Sun Sep 9 18:15:52 CEST...