Rich media player for Linux with opportunities to download jacket, organizing collections, automatically prompting songs depending on time and put in others. Integrate with k3b for easy recording on your MP3-panies both AudioCD, and DataCD. Equalizer supports additional plugin for organizing jacket, visualizations and much more. Changes in the new version include automatic download of attachments by KNewStuff, reorganized sidebar, support PostgreSQL, DCOP expanded opportunities for management of external scripts and programs, crossfading using xine endzhina.

Hailed by many esperadísimo and by many others, amaroK is possibly one of the best audio players for Linux, Unix and FreeBSD. Includes a database that allows the creation of branches or smart playlists based on various criteria, in addition to bringing all that one needs in terms of audio playback, up to a manager and covers the possibility of the letters off the Internet of songs.

Its interface is divided into two panes: on the right are audio files along with the playback controls and left a series of panels where they consult the database of audio playback and statistics, browse through the available devices (eg iPod) or burn audio CDs directly from the library. In addition, we may at any time to access information about the current track, including the title or lyrics of the song, but also names of other albums of the artist and access to various Internet services.

The most agile and exciting program is to create playlists that can save and listen later, like the newer tracks, the songs most played lists by genre, artist or year, etc.. Their integration makes it easier to K3b burning playlists. Finally, amaroK 2.1 Beta 1 uses the DCOP protocol through which you can use scripts to add additional functionality to the player. Menus, interface options and make an excellent amaroK 2.1 Beta 1 audio player also a highly recommended option for libraries with tens of thousands of subjects, it is very respectful of the system resources.

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