>terminal
>even more minimal than ncmpcpp
>while still being easy to use
>comes with zenburn, the comfiest theme in existence
cmus is the best.
How can other players even compete?
Terminal
Luis Brooks
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Aaron Hill
come up with a way to display album art
otherwise, I agree with you
Logan Lee
>non clickable
trash
Tyler Jenkins
no idea
Ryan Taylor
I use mpv because:
I already use it to watch anime.
It just works.
It has terminal control and a graphical window.
My files can't be expected to have correct tags, so some of cmus's modes are useless.
My file manager is better than cmus for browsing.
I've never understood the playlist vs queue system used by music players.
Jace Collins
Let's say you're listening something and you want to set few more songs to play in succession. How do you do it?
Joshua Moore
>not using mpc + fzf
Ian Myers
If they were in the same directory (i.e. an album) you'd just use mpv /path/to/album/*
Michael Hill
You run mpv with one of the input control options, and send a 'loadfile' command. Shell escaping might be annoying with special characters in filenames, but mpv ships with the 'umpv' python script that seems to work well.
Cameron Harris
>.mp3
Jason Carter
>mouse
Asher Wood
It's a nice player but I prefer mpd for its client-server design. Here's a pic of my client for comparison :^)
Levi Sanders
>using a client-server design
>the client can only control audio devices on the host
why?
Matthew Ortiz
No
Tyler Peterson
Does it have a visualizer?
Carson Sanders
there's a generic visualizer which works with basically everything if you're really into that stuff github.com
Landon Anderson
mpd is nice because you can close ncmpcpp and the music keeps playing
Landon Edwards
spooky
Ryder Murphy
You can also do that with cmus but you have to use screen or tmux.
Samuel Parker
I like cmus a lot.
Christian Nelson
>terminal
>even more minimal than cmus
>can look however you like (pic related)
>can keep playing music in the background even when you close it
MOC is the best, how can other players even compete?
Charles Lee
looks nice. I'll check it out.
It it's defaults good? I don't care for customization.
Jonathan White
Default is nice, interface is dead simple and it feels like Ranger the file manager. Obviously I like it how I can tweak it and is not hard.
Carter Perry
I've never bothered ricing moc, didn't even think to given the defaults. The only real negative I've had with it is that it doesn't particularly like sshfs mountpoints for some reason.
Colton Phillips
>My files can't be expected to have correct tags
just use beets and never think about tags again
Cooper White
>The only real negative I've had with it is that it doesn't particularly like sshfs mountpoints for some reason.
What do you mean? That's the way I've listened to music for years.
Grayson Davis
>beets
It literally tells online music sellers what you are listening, I don' say you shouldn't be using it just be thoughtful about it.
Levi Edwards
Not seen anything about that, is that when you query musicbrainz?
Isaac Murphy
I read that musicbrainz isn't the only service it queries.
Easton Thomas
You have to configure which services it hits, just turn off the ones you don't want. ezpz
Connor Reyes
mpd + mpc
Where are your gods now?
Cameron Bell
Maybe it's just muh setup, then. Kills itself sometimes when I add a huge mountpoint with tons of directories.
Talking somewhere around 7500+ top levels with 2TB+~ of data.
Zachary Harris
Can I save automatically after adding tracks? If I do it manually it says "can't save when tracks are being added"
Nolan Lewis
why not just use spotify?
Chase Davis
pape?
John Butler
...
Matthew Davis
>cmus
mah nigga