Free destiny media player 1.61.0 software for linux

BMPx is a media player based on the XMMS multimedia player software. Its primary goals are usability and usage of current desktop standards.
BMPx is the codename for the next-generation BMP. It will not differ very much from the current BMP, except that the code has been rewritten 95% from scratch, including the skinning engine and the playback backend (a few utility functions and miscellaneous stuff has been taken from the old codebase).
Main features:
Support for multiple playlists
- BMPx can keep several playlists at the same time loaded, and you can switch between them at any time and play songs from them.
GUI-Less player
- BMPx is actually a gui-less player. It can function completely without GUI and is as such a fully functional audio player with the same capabilities that the UI provides (in other words, the UI doesnt provide any capabilities that the core player doesnt have). However, it currently uses a Winamp2.x-skin compatible skinning engine (rewritten from scratch, not based on the XMMS engine), which is not a seperate process communicating via DBus, but compiled in. Our reasoning for this is that we dont want to be faceless, a main GUI should always be readily available. Just so you get an idea what is meant by GUI-less: It would take maybe 15 minutes with VI to create a fully building and working BMPx source tree without the GUI, which you could then control through DBus.
Daemonized running and DBus control
- BMPx can, as already stated above, run as a daemon process, in which the UI is not initialized at all. Its not simply hidden, its just not initialized, so there are also no resources being wasted. The core player code is 100% UI-independent. When running in daemon mode, no "helper" UI subsystems need to be initialized for the player to run.
- The player can be controlled through DBus in a very fine grained manner which goes far beyond what was possible in BMP (or XMMS for that matter). Basically, it allows to run BMPx as a playback backend and attach a different GUI trough DBus to it. This is comparable to MPD (http://www.musicpd.org/).
Metadata cache/Media library
- BMPx has a metadata caching system that will cache the metadata for files that have been at least once added to a playlist. Optionally you can pre-load the metadata cache with a path on the filesystem (recursively). By doing this, you basically turn the cache into a media library, and BMPx does provide facilities to use the cache as a library.
- Never the less, this system is more of a metadata cache rather than a media library, and hence control over it isnt as fine-grained as in e.g. Rhythmbox or iTunes, where you can dedicatedly add or remove paths to/from the library. But despite of this fact it is very usable and the current UI that allows you to access the cache as a library is very effective.

Subsonic is a free, web-based media streamer. Although primarily designed for MP3, it works for any audio or video format that can stream over HTTP (for instance WMA and OGG).
With Subsonic you have access to your entire music collection wherever you are. Use Subsonic application to share your music with friends, or to listen to your own music while at work. You can stream to multiple players simultaneously, for instance to one player in your kitchen and another in your living room.
Subsonic is designed to handle very large music collections (many thousand albums). It uses a combination of directory structure and tag parsing to organize the music.
If you have constrained bandwidth, you may set an upper limit for the bitrate of the music streams. Subsonic will then automatically resample the music to a suitable bitrate. (Supported for MP3 only).
In addition to being a streaming media server, Subsonic works very well as a local jukebox. The intuitive web interface, as well as search and index facilities, are optimized for efficient browsing through large media libraries.
Subsonic is free software distributed under the LGPL open-source licence.
Main features:
- Supports MP3, OGG, AAC, WMA and any other music or video format that can be streamed over HTTP.
- Works with any network-enabled media player, such as Winamp, iTunes, XMMS, MusicMatch and Windows Media Player.
- Displays cover art, dynamically scaling it to fit nicely on the screen.
- Finds cover art and album info using Amazon Web Services.
- On-the-fly resampling to lower bitrates using the high-quality LAME encoder (MP3 only).
- Common playlist features (add, remove, rearrange, repeat, shuffle, undo).
- Playlists can be saved and restored. Both M3U and PLS formats are supported.
- Configurable index.
- Google-like search functionality.
- Automatic update of search index at specified intervals.
- Supports multiple simultaneous players. The playlist for any player can be managed from any location.
- Secure. Users must log in using a username and password.
- Lean web interface optimized for constrained bandwidth environments and efficient browsing through large music collections.
- WAP interface allows you to control Subsonic from any mobile phone or PDA.
- In addition to streaming, single files or entire directories may be downloaded from Subsonic.
- Files can be uploaded to Subsonic. Zip-files can be automatically unpacked.
- Implements the SHOUTcast protocol. Players which support this (including Winamp, iTunes and XMMS) will display the current artist and song name.
- Provides links to album reviews and more at allmusic.com.
- Supports internationalization. Currently, English and Norwegian translations are provided.
Enhancements:
- New: Optimized scanning of music folders. Dramatic improvement for network disks.
- Bugfix: Fixed minor concurrency bug in search index creation.
- Bugfix: Make cache work if clocks on remote disks are out of sync.
- Bugfix: Ensure that cover art images are ordered alphabetically.
- Bugfix: Remove nag message for licensed users.

Whaaw! Media Player is an audio/video player using gstreamer (like totem but without GNOME dependencies).

Whaaw! Media Player will play any audio/video files which gstreamer can play. It supports fullscreen mode, seeking, changing video colour settings and more. It is inteded to be a basic media player similar to totem.

Kaffeine is a full featured Multimedia-Player for KDE. By default it uses xine as backend.
Kaffeine is free software distributed under the terms of the GNU General Public Licence.
Main features:
- Timeshifting
- Instant record
- Electronic Program Guide
- On screen display
Enhancements:
- DVB: scan: check for CA descriptors in PMT to correct CA flag.
- DVB: add a file size limit option (usefull for some "limited" filesystems)
- xine-part: added "QString screenShot()" dcop call (returns filename)
- DVB: save/load epg data
- DVB: insert PSI tables to make broadcast stream VLC compliant ( vlc requires SDT/PAT/PMTs )
- DVB: reworked dvbevents to speed up eit parsing and fix events duplication.
- dcop: make getTimePos() to return acurrate value.
- DVB: add a "recall" button, that zap to the previous played channel.
- DVB: make channel visible and selected after editing.
- DVB: reset search after zap.
- DVB: use iconv (a lot faster) instead of qtextcodec to convert sections strings
- DVB: improved epg filter.
- DVB: added a search field in channels list
- DVB: added a filter box to epg dialog, patch by Michael Hoertnagl
- DVB: added channels list rmb menu entry to edit channel.

UnPlug is a its a video download tool for Firefox.

UnPlug is an extension which lets you save video and audio which is embedded on a webpage.

UnPlug scans web pages and tells you where media players are getting their data from, and displays it as a simple hyperlink: in most cases, you can then follow the simple download link to save the media file.

UnPlug works for lots of sites including youtube.com, iflim.com, current.tv, myspace.com (video), revver.com, mobuzz.tv and lots more.

Unlike many other extensions, UnPlug scans the page, and if it doesnt know there the data comes from it can guess - correctly most of the time.

UnPlug your Plug-Ins and view media however you want!

Mesk is a media player for GTK+.
Main features:
- The basics; play, pause, stop, next, previous (mp3 only at the moment)
- Playlist supports shuffle, repeat, and queueing
- Playlist supports drag-and-drop for adding files and row reordering
- Saved playlist including state (shuffle, queue, current, etc.)
- Normal and compact window modes
- Album cover display when the cover image file exists in same directory as audio file
- Playlist search. Use / to open and Esc to close search UI
- Simple plugin API
- Audioscrobbler (last.fm) plugin with queue-file support
- Gajim (a Gtk+ Jabber client) status plugin
- Preferences window for plugin management
- Internationalization support including a Spanish (es) Babelfish translation (i.e., needs work)

dropline GNOME project is a version of the GNOME Desktop that has been tweaked for Slackware Linux systems.
It is available in Slackwares standard .tgz package format and requires Slackware 10.1 or higher.
dropline GNOME features the latest stable release of GNOME and its associated components.
Main features:
Internet Applications
- Mozilla Firefox, the fastest full featured web browser on the planet.
- Mozilla Thunderbird, the email client from the Mozilla Foundation.
- Epiphany, a lightweight web browser for gnome based on firefox.
- Drivel, a blogging tool with support for most blog services and software
- Gaim, instant messenger supporting AIM, MSN, Yahoo, and just about everything else.
- GnomeMeeting, for your videoconferencing and VoIP needs.
- Xchat, a IRC client. be sure to check out freenode and #dropline
Office Software
- The Gnome Office Suite, a set of lightweight office applications.
- Open Office (coming soon)
- Evolution, a mail program including a calender, scheduling, and much more.
Media Players
- Totem, A full-featured media player with a web browser plugin.
- Rhythmbox, A library based music collection player.
Graphics Viewers/Editors
- Evince, an advanced PDF/PS renderer.
- Gthumb, an image collection viewer
- The Gimp, also known as the GNU Image Manipulation Program, your image and photo editor.
- Gtkam, an app providing support for numerous digital cameras.
- Inkscape, a powerful vector image (SVG) editor.
Miscellaneous
- Accessibility programs including a screen magnifier, an on-screen keyboard, and the advanced Dasher input system.
- The Dropline installer, keeps your dropline install up to date.
- Games: All standard Gnome games like Mahjongg and AisleRiot are included.
- Graveman: A CD/DVD burning application.
- Seahorse, the GnuPG encryption key manager.
and many more tools that make your life easier.
dropline GNOME includes optimized X.org packages which while not required, are recomended.