Free player software for linux

YOLK XMMS PLAYER is a Xmms player control SuperKaramba theme.
I realized that Aqua is required in most desktop palletes.
It supports:
- Play
- Pause
- REW
- FWW

DCOP::Amarok::Player is a Perl extension to speak to an amaroK player object via systems DCOP.

SYNOPSIS

use DCOP::Amarok::Player;
$player = DCOP::Amarok::Player->new();

$player->playPause();
print $player->getRandom();

This module is a quick hack to get an interface between perl and Kdes DCOP, since Kde3.4s perl bindings are disabled. This suite talks to dcop. DCOP::Amarok::Player talks directly to the player object of amaroK.

I like using Amarok for managing my podcasts but I wasnt able to play my video podcasts.

Amarok Video Player adds a PlayVideo/Play menu item to the context menu which runs KMPlayer.

Edit the script to change KMplayer to another video player.

Term::TtyRec::Player is a Perl module that playbacks ttyrec data.

SYNOPSIS

use Term::TtyRec::Player;
use FileHandle;

# $handle is any IO::* object
my $handle = FileHandle->new(file.tty);
my $player = Term::TtyRec::Player->new($handle);

# options can be set as hashref
my $player = Term::TtyRec::Player->new($handle, {
speed => 1, nowait => undef,
});

Term::TtyRec::Player playbacks ttyrec recorded data. See pttyplay and Term::TtyRec for details about ttyrec.

METHODS

new

$player = Term::TtyRec::Player->new($handle, %attr);

constructs new Term::TtyRec::Player instance.

play

$player->play();

Plays recorded data on your terminal.

peek

$player->peek();

Plays live-recoded data to your terminal. This method implements ttyplay -p option.

Volity::Player is a Perl module for Volity players, from a referees perspective.

An object of this class represents a Volity player present at a table. The referee creates one of these objects for every player who comes to that refs table. The player might not actually play the game (i.e. sit in a seat), but is nonetheless recognized by the referee as a potential game player and table presence.

In certain circumstances a ref may choose to keep an object for a given player persistent, even after that player leaves the table, while other times the players departure results in the objects destruction. Generally, it just does the right thing.

USAGE

You should never need to create or destroy player objects yourself; the referee object takes care of that. However, there are a number of methods defined by Volity::Referee and Volity::Seat that return player objects, so you may find yourself interacting with them anyway.

Volity::Game subclasses refer to seats more often than to individual players, since most game interaction takes place at the seat level.

Chess::FIDE::Player is a Perl module to parse player data from FIDE Rating List.

SYNOPSIS

use Chess::FIDE::Player qw(@FIDE_field);
my $player = Chess::FIDE::Player->new(%param);
print $player->id() . "n";
$player->value(field);

Chess::FIDE::Player - Parse player data from FIDE Rating List. FIDE is the International Chess Federation that every quarter of the year releases a list of its rated members. The list contains about fifty thousand entries. This module provides means of translation of every entry into a perl object containing all the fields.

Constructor

$player = Chess::FIDE::Player->new(%param);

The constructor creates a hash reference, blesses it and fills it with parameters passed in %param. The parameters should be fields corresponding to @FIDE_field (see section EXPORT). If a field is not defined, a default value contained in %init is used, and if it is the id field, the next default id is increased by one.

value

$player->value(field); $player->value(field,$value);

First one retrieves a field in the $player object. If the field is not valid (i.e. not contained in @FIDE_field, an undef is returned. Second one sets the field to $value, and again in case of an invalid field undef is returned. Otherwise the new value of the field is returned.

EXPORT

@FIDE_field

- array of valid fields for the Player object.

AMmP is a Multimedia Player which uses GTK+ 2. It currently supports audio CDs, MP3, and MPEG videos.
AMmP support for the moment :
mp3
mpeg
cdaudio
This is a simple help to use AMmP.
To load a media, click on the "eject symbol" button...
You can select more that one media by holdding or key.
If youve cdaudio in the main ("dev/cdrom") cd tray, a new button will appear in the media browser : Probe cd which open a new window where you can choose cd track you want to add to the playlist !
To view current playlist, click on the "left align symbol" button.
Enhancements:
- mpeg, mp3, cdaudio support