You are not logged in.
What is your favorite media player, and why?
http://crunchbanger.blogspot.com/
^^ That is my blog of crunchbang ^^
Offline
MoC for audio because it rocks outta da box - no need to set up a separate daemon or build an initial playlist like you do with mpd + client-of-choice - and because it has the geek cred of a CURSES interface.
Gnome-mplayer for video because, for me, it has consistently succeeded where VLC and Totem have failed. This isn't so much a "favorite" as a "never lets me down"; aside from that, I have no strong feelings for it, and could easily be convinced to switch if presented with another that performs so reliably.
Offline
MPD for Audio, because it can run on my Pi and I can remote control it via Android devices.
Mplayer or gnome-mplayer for video, always depends on my mood.
Offline
Offline
MoC for Music (see above) and VLC for video (because it plays slices of salamie & if needed streams them in the net while saving em in any codec to my harddrive
-greetz naik
*kaum macht man es richtig, funktioniert es sofort*
Offline
Audacious/Xmms for GUI music, mc & mp3 or moc on the commandline.
Prefer Mplayer for movies, but use GMplayer or VLC on the GUI.
Linux since 1999
Currently: AntiX, & Crunchbang.
A good general beginners book for Linux :- http://rute.2038bug.com/index.html.gz
A good Debian read :- http://debian-handbook.info/get/now/
Offline
I use vlc because it plays almost anything.
Tim
Offline
Guayadeque and Clementine for audio. I like the interface for both, although I like Clementine's better. Guayadeque has a nice feature called "Now Playing" that lists former, current, and future songs to be played. I really like the interface in Clementine and I also like the ability to mouse over the tray icon and get a popup of the current song playing to include CD/album artwork. Clementine is also cross-platform; available for Windows, OS X, Linux, and a few others I think. Guayadeque is only available for Linux.
For my video needs, I use VLC and have for many years. Why? It's cross-platform, it's free, it's OSS, and it has always worked for me since version 1.00. I've also recently discovered it's ability to convert video to different formats.
Last edited by KrunchTime (2013-08-07 02:55:22)
Linux User #586672
Come and Die -- Kyle Idleman
Offline
mplayer2 for video (no GUI), mocp for audio
Sweaty lads picking up the soap | I love the new "Ignore user" button
Offline
mplayer2 for video (no GUI), mocp for audio
You command line geek!
Linux User #586672
Come and Die -- Kyle Idleman
Offline
Haha, it's way quicker to enter mplayer ~/v[tab tab] and hover to the file than to open a GUI, click through the structure and then have an ugly frame around the picture. And mocp, it remembers what you played, and can be closed while running it, it does what it should do. Of course deadbeef is the first choice when a GUI is "needed", but the music sounds the same (If no equalizer is applied)
Last edited by machinebacon (2013-08-07 05:49:59)
Sweaty lads picking up the soap | I love the new "Ignore user" button
Offline
I'm using moc for music and vlc for videos.
Offline
I use banshee for music, a habit I developed during my ubuntu years. vlc for video and me-tv for television.
All human evil comes from a single cause, man's inability to sit still in a room. -- Blaise Pascal
Offline
Vlc is all I need for my needs it watches my music and movie directories; good enough for me.
obstacles are only in your mind. how you deal with them is what "matters".
Offline
VLC for video, because it plays everything I've thrown at it; Audacious for audio, because it's lightweight and attractive.
Offline
smplayer for video
xmms2 for audio
“I don't believe in charity. I believe in solidarity. Charity is so vertical. It goes from the top to the bottom. Solidarity is horizontal. It respects the other person. I have a lot to learn from other people.” - Eduardo Hughes Galeano
Offline
vlc for video because it plays most of my videos.
quod libet for music because Tag Editor is nice
Offline
Simply MPlayer
It does all jobs well and even no GUI needed.
Offline
I use whatever players comes with a distro unless I find out I dont like it.
in #!, I used VLC for everything for a long time, but in my last install I added Audacious just because it is a little snappier and the playlist does not behave weird. - still waiting for FooBar for Linux, which is my alltime favourite when it comes to handle huge libraries (gmusicbrowser came pretty close though, but something didnt work for me last time I used it)
Last edited by saneks (2013-08-21 10:39:06)
eee701 user & other lap/desktops
Offline
I use Rhythmbox for music because it just works and detects artists straight away, I use vlc for everything else, because it plays everything else.
(\ /)
(O.o)
(> <)
This is Bunny. Copy Bunny into your signature to help him on his way to world domination.
Offline
VLC player
Offline
I rediscovered Cmus (C* Music Player). It looks sweet in a maximized terminal.
"I defenestrate people for quoting Nietzsche at dinner." --Tamara Gellion
You can also find me on...
GitHub | Google+ | matthewgraybosch.com | starbreakerseries.com
Offline
Quodlibet & Vlc
Offline
Audacious & Moc for music. VLC for video, because it plays almost everything.
Offline
RealPlayer 11 for music/online radio; VLC for video.
Offline
Copyright © 2012 CrunchBang Linux.
Proudly powered by Debian. Hosted by Linode.
Debian is a registered trademark of Software in the Public Interest, Inc.
Server: acrobat