Qmmp
Qmmp is an audio-player, written with help of Qt library. The user interface is similar to Winamp or xmms.
Features
Properties
- Lightweight
Features
- Extensible by Plugins/Extensions
- Built-in Media converter
Integrated Last.fm scrobbler
Tags
- Xfce
- cddb
- xmms
- mp3-converter
- cue-sheets
Qmmp News & Activities
Recent activities
- Alaik updated Qmmp
gwrvan-barre added Qmmp as alternative to Dialog Music Player- gaffe820 liked Qmmp
POX added Qmmp as alternative to monoPlayer
BitMavrick1 added Qmmp as alternative to Groovy - Music Player
Qmmp information
Developed by
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Open Source (GPL-2.0) and Free product.Alternatives
93 alternatives listedSupported Languages
- English
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What is Qmmp?
Qmmp is an audio-player, written with help of Qt library. The user interface is similar to 
Winamp or xmms.
Extra features
XMMS and Winamp 2.x skins support 10-band equalizer MP3, Vorbis, AAC, AAC+ streams support MMS support (experimental) MPRIS (1.0 and 2.0) removable device detection (via HAL or UDisks) video playback via Mplayer lyrics (using lyrics.wikia.com) cover art CUE sheet support embedded CUE support (for FLAC and WavPack) multiple playlists automatic charset detection for cue files and ShoutCast metadata playlist formats: m3u, pls, xspf ReplayGain support Last.fm/Libre.fm scrobbler CDDB support stream browser audio formats converter external programs execution on track change
Comments and Reviews
Best audio player found in linux ever.
It's not bad, definitely deserves more popularity. Winamp 2 skins support is a very cool feature, there's a decent number of other settings you'd typically expect from a good audio player. Some major downsides, however, are the lack of crossfeed (not crossfade) options and no encoder interface (aka converter).
Playback seems to stutter too at times, though increasing the buffer will help. On Windows, the volume can't be set if you use WASAPI output. You actually can enable software volume control, but that will lag, depending on your buffer settings.
There's still some good potential in this project. Would be nice to see it evolve even further.