Free xmms real random software for linux

Mr. Random project is a utility useful for filling a portable MP3 audio player with music randomly selected from a larger collection situated on a computer hard drive.

This is a good idea if you cant make up your mind what you want to hear, you prefer to be surprised by a selection of music you may not have heard in a while, or want to hear familiar music juxtaposed in novel combinations.

xmms-alarm is a plugin which allows XMMS to be used as an alarm clock.
Main features:
- alarm start time
- sleep time (so the alarm will stop after a while)
- volume fading time
- loading a seperate playlist for the alarm
- executing a shell command when the alarm goes off
- the option to choose a starting volume when fading

XMMS-Reloaded is written in C and reload your xmms playlist:
- at a given time
- to a given time interval
- if the playlist has changed on your harddisk
XMMS-Reloaded is a XMMS general plugin.
Main features:
- Reload the playlist in 3 diffrent conditions
- Reload the playlist, during playing a song
- Reload the playlist, at the end of a song
- Nice configuration

xmms sndfile is an input plugin for XMMS.

Using xmms_sndfile extends the capabilities of XMMS to open and play any file which can be opened and read by libsndfile, including WAV, AIFF, AU, and SVX files and many compressed version of these file formats.

XMMS Album List is a Unix application for loading directories of audio files into XMMS, similar in concept to the Winamp plugin AlbumList. XMMS Album List is written in Perl using Gtk2-Perl, MP3::Info, and Xmms::Perl (the latter being available on CPAN).
This is my first application using GTK+, or XMMSs plugin API, and was mainly written because I was tired of not having AlbumList around in Debian. Thus, its very rough around the edges. I welcome patches.
At first I tried writing this in C using GTK+ and libxmms, but I seem to have ran into some problems with xmms_remote_playlist_add() freezing XMMS.
I figured Id give GtkPerl a shot, and found it to be much much easier to deal with. The result is this.
Version 2 has been completely rewritten, using gtk2-perl and Glade to design the user interface. Thus, you need libglade and Gtk2::GladeXML.
And an explanation of the controls:
- Add Path: brings up a file selection dialog. Pick a directory, and that directory and any below it will be recursively searched for directories that hold songs. Only these will be added to the list.
- Refresh: refreshes the main display
- Clear Albums: clears the main window and the saved album list
- Load Album: clears XMMSs playlist, and loads the currently selected album (directory) into XMMS. This can also be accomplished by double clicking a row.
- Enqueue Album: loads an album without clearing XMMSs playlist.

xmms-curses is a simple application for controlling XMMS from the command line. It is designed to make common, simple tasks fast and easy to do.

xmms-curses is operated using arrow keys and standard XMMS keys, to make it easy and intuitive to learn.

XMMS-Shell provides a simple command line interface for controlling the XMMS player.
One can either use the readline-enhanced interactive mode or simply specify commands from the command line (useful for shell scripts or quick manipulation).
Main features:
- Volume control
- Equalizer control
- Control over display of main, equalizer, and playlist windows
- Can pop up the preferences or file load dialogs
- A few miscellaneous but potentially useful commands, such as FADE, FAKEPAUSE, and RESETDEVICE
The 0.99 series of XMMS-Shell represents a complete rewrite of the 0.2 series. All of the functionality of 0.2 should still be provided. The 0.99 series is considered beta. Once the code is deemed stable, it will graduate to version 1.0. This code has barely been tested with XMMS 1.2.6, but it should work with any version of XMMS after 1.0.