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Nice for Linux i bet

Comment by TDL
about Clementine · Oct 2012 · Helpful Not helpful 4 Helpful Report as spam

I would definitely use this if i was using a Linux distribution like LinuxMint as my main OS but on Windows, we have Musicbee which takes way less ram and has the best Podcast support i've ever seen, especially because it collects every tag available for each episode. I tried with Clementine and ended with a podcast file without any info in the tags. Clementine also strips any accented character when i download an episode.

On the ram consumption, Clementine takes 122 MB after launch here, without even a file in the library. Musicbee takes 57 MB with my full collection loaded (14000 files).

Other than that it's a very good player and a multiplatform one, contrary to Musicbee.

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Comment by yalok
about Clementine · Apr 2019 · Helpful Not helpful 2 Helpful Report as spam

Last release was back in 2016. Check out Strawberry music player -- clementine fork using qt5 toolkit.

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Comment by maroca
about Clementine · Mar 2019 · Helpful Not helpful 1 Helpful Report as spam

I think that Clementine is discontinued. In their web page the latest announcement for a software release is on 2016.

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Bug with Nvidia cards

Comment by manwithcake
about Clementine · Dec 2011 · Helpful Not helpful Report as spam

This is my preferred Audio organizer/player on Linux. Unfortunately, there is some kind of bug in the code that causes it to amp up to 100% cpu usage when it is closed when using an Nvidia graphics card. I know, weird, but it's been present through several Nvidia driver updates and has caused me to use Guayadeque as a replacement on my main box. Shame, I really like Clementine, but issuing a killall command everytime I shut the thing down is a pita.

Edit: Thankfully the developers fixed this bug and I'm back to using Clementine, at least on a part-time basis. Unfortunately for them, in the interim I had an opportunity to test several other clients and have gotten accustomed to Guayadeque and Gmusicbrowser, especially the incredibly high level of customization available to the latter, so Clementine has more or less taken a back seat.

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Comment by Markb
about Clementine · Jun 2011 · Helpful Not helpful Report as spam

This is the best sounding MP3 player for Windows I have found. A little background - I was happy playing my mp3's on Windows until a gave Ubuntu a go on a spare partition on my PC. I used the default mp3 player on it (Banshee) on was surprised at how better the music sounded - more clarity,depth, spatiality. On going back to Windows I tried just about every other MP3 player but they all sounded similar and a little dull compared to Linux even when using WASAPI sound. I thought that maybe it was because it used different soundcard drivers on each OS but then I found this player which uses the same GStreamer library from Linux on Windows and it now sounds as good. So it must be the GStreamer library produces better quality.

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Comment by Flashget
about Clementine · Jun 2011 · Helpful Not helpful -1 Helpful Report as spam

Great, lightweight and fast music player on OSX with many features. Forget bloated iTunes!
Player is actively developed.

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Comment by dxdev
about Clementine · Jun 2011 · Helpful Not helpful -1 Helpful Report as spam

My new Amarok 1.4 :D

Works great on all my platforms!

Give it a try

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Comment by melvinkooi
about Clementine · Jun 2011 · Helpful Not helpful -1 Helpful Report as spam

Good interface, nice features, but the performance is kinda bad.

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