Free amarok full screen software for linux

Amarok Full Screen provides a full screen front end for Amarok.

The look can be changed by custom THEMES.

AmaroK XUL Remote is an amaroK script that allows you to control amaroK from any Firefox browser on your network.
Main features:
- basic player manipulation: play, pause, stop, next, previous, seek, volume
- playlist view, plays a track when clicking on it
- collection browser with filtering, support for compilations
- drag and drop tracks, album and artists from the collection to the playlist

Amarok has a built-in function for setting the icon for folders (the one that displays in Konqueror etc) to be the cover image for the album it contains. However, it only works if you let it recognize your music.

Amarok Folder Icons script will scan the current directory and sub directories for music, and set all the folder icons where it can determine that the folder contains tracks from just one album.

This works best if you store your albums in a flat structure e.g.

/path/to/your/music/artist name - album name/

Installation:

Copy the script to your main music directory, and make it executable:

At a terminal:

$ chmod +x make_amarok_folder_icons.py

Usage:

At a terminal:

$ cd /to/your/music/folder
$ ./make_amarok_folder_icons.py

AmarokFS-session is an Amarok script that lets you start your "Amarok" from KDM with "AmarokFS" in fullscreenmode, then you have a dedicated session only for "Amarok".

amaroK Live version 1.3 is a unique collaboration between open music and free software. amaroK Live CD has been developed as a way to demonstrate the features of the amaroK music player. The amaroK Team is very proud of this release and hope you enjoy the music that they have selected. Theres a party in the CD.
Most of the music on the CD has been provided by Magnatune, a revolutionary music label which aims to reinvent the music business, applying the lessons learned from the open source movement to the recording industry. Fair use, remix rights, and musicians actually being paid!
Free means freedom. amaroK is free software licensed under the GNU General Public License. Magnatune uses open licensing so that both customers and musicians get a fair deal. Half of every Magnatune sale goes to the artist!
Enhancements:
- Added squashfs-tools 2.2

amarok-lcdproc is an Amarok Script for displaying meta tags on a LCD over lcdproc. Until now it is configured to display the following on a 4x20 lcd:

%Songtitle (if too long it will be scrolled)
%Artist (if too long it will be scrolled)
%Album (if too long it will be scrolled)
%current Track Time/ %total Track Time %clock

Usage:

Start your lcdproc-server, start the script, enter everything asked and be happy.

amaroK is a soundsystem-independent audio-player for *nix. amaroKs interface uses a powerful "browser" metaphor that allows you to create playlists that make the most of your music collection. We have a fast development-cycle and super happy users. We also provide pensions and other employment benefits.
"Easily the best media-player for Linux at the moment. Install it now!"
- Linux Format Magazine
Main features:
- Quick and simple drag and drop playlist creation
- Music library (built-in sqlite or MySQL)
- Multiple backends supported (GStreamer, xine, NMM, MAS and aRts)
- 10 band equalizer
- Automatic cover art download using Amazon services
- The unique and powerful context browser
- Automatic play-statistics generation (iRate style)
- Full lyrics download
- Full Audioscrobbler support
- Visualisations with libvisual
- Streaming from any KIO source
- Crossfading
- Fully configurable OSD for track changes
- K3B (CD-burning) integration
- KDE integration

Icecast amaroK script is an Icecast/Darkice script for amaroK.

Functions:

- It sends the title of the song being played to an Icecast server.
- It can start your Icecast server and Darkice on amaroK starting
- It allows you to stream what you are listening to in amaroK (in fact everything you are listening to!!!).

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