What's the best program to use to listen to music and why?
What's the best program to use to listen to music and why?
Gabriel Hall
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Brandon Parker
aimp because reasons
Jaxon Lewis
rockbox
because it's fucking rockbox
Caleb Myers
I use cmus but aimp and rockbox are good too.
Christian Fisher
Linux: MOC for easy setup
Windows: Foobar2000 for functionality
Android: AOSP Music for cleannes
Christian Bell
Winamp on Windows
Botnet Play on Android because I subscribe to their service
Thomas Watson
mpv
because for some fucking reason no music player on Linux knows what I want when I select multiple audio files and open them. mpv knows. mpv also lets me add more tracks to the queue by shift dragging them onto its window.
Eli James
how do you use a torrent website to listen to music?
Carter Powell
actually, i just realised shift draging a bunch of files only drags the one file. fuck everything.
David Butler
>the absolute state of freetard software
William Perry
it's a command line tool. use command line.
Lincoln Wilson
get fucked.
Isaiah Long
Plex.
It's fucking good.
Jordan Barnes
what are you so mad about? if you're using some linux distro you should be comfortable around shell and if not you fell for a meme.
Jacob Williams
vlc is what i use on my pc just because it plays anything i throw at it
hikiplayer for android because nice little folder browser
Ethan Perez
i'm not gonna revert to 70s and type out everything i do just to please some autist like you
Andrew Edwards
Google Play Music
1. pirate loads of music
2. upload to google
3. listen using play music for free forever
Isaac Sanchez
How do stay alive without a brain?
Nathan Torres
GPM is absolute trash if you want to have control over tags, album art, just about anything metadata related.
Works for normies, but that's about it.
Connor Ward
i don't give a shit what you do lmao but if you use a program in a way that was not intended then you should expect it not to work like you expect
eh you know what? do what you like
Colton Perry
Windows: MusicBee because of high customization options and easy to use interface
Vanilla Music: it's a pretty simple and light player that just works.
Ayden Rivera
it also takes explicit songs and turns off all the swear words. that's what happened to me at least. now i just sync music using my personal cloud.
Jordan Bell
>nautilus deselects multiple files while shift-dragging
>somehow that's mpv's fault
Joshua Hughes
Werks with Dolphin and Audacious
Daniel Powell
VLC. It just works.
Jordan Stewart
You're autistic.
Audacious has this "feature". I believe Clementine will work too.
Juan Sanchez
Been using Clementine lately. It works with a library and/or file browsing (I thought I'd never use that but it's great), also good playlist managing (addind to queue, other shit)
Caleb Torres
nigga, nautilus gives mpv the list of files you selected as input but plays only the first file in the list. on linux and osx you launch multiple files like this mpv subdir/* see github.com
Jackson Adams
aplay
Alexander White
Foobar2000 for Windows
Rocket Player on Android
Landon Gray
wynil
Carson Butler
NewPipe and Media Player Classic
Hunter Torres
Youtube
Angel Martinez
FM radio
Asher Ortiz
musicbee
Josiah Wright
Linux: Spotify
Windows: Spotify
Android: Spotify
Nicholas Flores
ncmpcpp
Leo Long
Windows: AIMP
Android: AIMP
Gabriel Smith
On Windows: iTunes.
On Linux: Quod Libet
James Moore
mpd.
Honestly, I only recently managed to set it up and working. Now I can control my music from every device in my home and I can control and stream my music via mpd's embedded httpd server from anywhere over an SSH tunnel.
Plus, ncmpcpp is comfy; it just needs some vim-friendly keybinds and you're good to go.
Bentley Davis
I'd say Google's software but I don't know what app, if any, to use or if it's dead or no longer developed.