On Tue, Nov 26, 2002 at 05:14:44PM -0600, chris wrote:
> On Mon, Nov 25, 2002 at 11:48:50PM -0600, Matthew Seeds wrote:
> > mpg123 --list <(find /home/mtseeds/Music/ -name '*.mp3')
>
> somehow i doubt this scales. how large is your playlist? i've got
> ~5k songs in mine and i've yet to find a s
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David Geoffrion wrote:
> The best I can come up with is to throw them all on the command line
> with a program like xargs, but it's a bit tricky because mp3's often
> have spaces in the names which makes madplay treat eac
madplay is supposedly superior to mpg123, or pretty much anything, in terms
of decoding. I still use mpg123 most of the time anyway.
hmm, thanksgiving project: hack the madplay sources to allow playlists?
anyone?
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From: "chris" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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On Mon, Nov 25, 2002 at 11:48:50PM -0600, Matthew Seeds wrote:
> mpg123 --list <(find /home/mtseeds/Music/ -name '*.mp3')
somehow i doubt this scales. how large is your playlist? i've got ~5k songs
in mine and i've yet to find a shell/OS that would allow me to pass them all
in argv[] without
xargs does put them all on the command line, it doesn't call multiple
instances
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From: "Matthew Seeds" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, November 26, 2002 4:46 PM
Subject: Re: [Siglinux] madplay playlists
madplay does have keyboard support for
madplay does have keyboard support for next, back, etc. and those commands
don't work when I use xargs. How would I put all the files on the command
line at once if I have them listed in a file or pull them with a find
command?
On Tuesday 26 November 2002 3:19 pm, David Geoffrion wrote:
> lol
lol
yeah that will work too. it might be better to have all the files on the
command line at once, though, in case at some date madplay includes keyboard
commands for previous and next file, or a shuffle feature, maybe, say. also
maybe if you hacked madplay to take controls from the serial port
thanks for the help guys. The xargs worked perfectly.
On Tuesday 26 November 2002 12:18 am, David Geoffrion wrote:
> The best I can come up with is to throw them all on the command line with a
> program like xargs, but it's a bit tricky because mp3's often have spaces
> in the names which makes m
What a dork.
#find /home/myname/mp3dir -name Radiohead\*.mp3 > rhplaylist
backslash in wrong place ;[
Alex
Alexander Boulgakov wrote:
Hrm. You can do this
#for file in rhplaylist
>do
>madplay $file
>done
Also, check out mplayer! I use it to play mp3's off my command line --
works fine and (I
Hrm. You can do this
#find /home/myname/mp3dir -name \Radiohead*.mp3 > rhplaylist
#for file in rhplaylist
>do
>madplay $file
>done
Also, check out mplayer! I use it to play mp3's off my command line --
works fine and (I am not sure) supports playlists.
Alex
David Geoffrion wrote:
The best I ca
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