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PulseAudio

2012-05-16T02:52:41Z

Thanks guys, I just about lost it lkoinog for this.

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	== Setting up PulseAudio ==		== Setting up PulseAudio ==

-	=== On Linux ===	+	Thanks guys, I just about lost it lkoinog for this.
		+	Thanks guys, I just about lost it lkoinog for this.

-	If you happen use one of the [http://pulseaudio.org/wiki/AboutPulseAudio#Distributions distributions with PulseAudio packages] you should first try installing it from that. Other users will have to [http://pulseaudio.org/wiki/DownloadPulseAudio download] and compile it themselves. If at all possible though, try and use a recent distro with pulse support enabled.
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-	Once installed, you may need to take a glance at the [http://pulseaudio.org/wiki/FirstSteps PulseAudio first steps] page for the basics of running and configuring PulseAudio.
	==MPD + Pulse Audio on a Headless Linux Server==		==MPD + Pulse Audio on a Headless Linux Server==
	Most of the documentation you will find for Pulse Audio assumes you will be running your system in normal "graphical" mode. However if you're running MPD, there's a good chance you aren't planning on logging in to your server locally! This means most of the GUI tools and examples aren't really appropriate. This section will cover using MPD + pulseaudio on a headless server where nobody is logged in locally.		Most of the documentation you will find for Pulse Audio assumes you will be running your system in normal "graphical" mode. However if you're running MPD, there's a good chance you aren't planning on logging in to your server locally! This means most of the GUI tools and examples aren't really appropriate. This section will cover using MPD + pulseaudio on a headless server where nobody is logged in locally.

Template:MPD News

2012-05-14T17:03:07Z

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		+	=== May 12th, 2012 - Guimup 0.3.2 released ===
		+	Version 0.3.2 of [http://mpd.wikia.com/wiki/Client:Guimup Guimup] is a bugfix release. The source code and amd64/i386 DEB packages are available from [http://sourceforge.net/projects/musicpd/files/Guimup/ sourceforge]. See [http://coonsden.com/?p=934/ coonsden.com] for a full changelog.
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	=== April 4th, 2012 - MPD update released ===		=== April 4th, 2012 - MPD update released ===
	[[Server\|MPD]] version [http://sourceforge.net/projects/musicpd/files/mpd/0.16.8/mpd-0.16.8.tar.gz/download 0.16.8] has been released. Minor bugfixes, most likely the end of the line for the 0.16.x releases.		[[Server\|MPD]] version [http://sourceforge.net/projects/musicpd/files/mpd/0.16.8/mpd-0.16.8.tar.gz/download 0.16.8] has been released. Minor bugfixes, most likely the end of the line for the 0.16.x releases.

User:Sprotty

2012-05-14T10:43:05Z

New user account

Clients

2012-05-14T06:54:16Z

GTK+:

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	* [[Client:Ario\|Ario]] - A light and complete GTK2 client that runs on Linux and Windows		* [[Client:Ario\|Ario]] - A light and complete GTK2 client that runs on Linux and Windows
	* [[Client:Indimpc\|indimpc]] - A minimalistic client with support for indicator-applet, notify-osd and multimedia keys via dbus.		* [[Client:Indimpc\|indimpc]] - A minimalistic client with support for indicator-applet, notify-osd and multimedia keys via dbus.
		+	* [http://www.impc.cz impc] - Intelligent Music Player Client - shows related information (articles, images, covers) and learns to search related information from user defined web sources.
	* [[Client:Gbemol\|gbemol]] - A GTK+ client with a nice library browser		* [[Client:Gbemol\|gbemol]] - A GTK+ client with a nice library browser
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2012-05-14T06:49:23Z

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2012-05-14T04:59:14Z

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Install

2012-05-13T07:10:27Z

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	* Follow the procedure at [http://wiki.linuxquestions.org/wiki/Compilation_From_Source linuxquestions.org] going straight to the ./configure step if you downloaded from subversion. A hint that that link doesn't give is there are specific options that you can look through by typing ./configure --help, then adding those to your ./configure will make your MPD turn out differently, although the defaults will do just fine. See the [[Configure]] section to see the ./configure options.		* Follow the procedure at [http://wiki.linuxquestions.org/wiki/Compilation_From_Source linuxquestions.org] going straight to the ./configure step if you downloaded from subversion. A hint that that link doesn't give is there are specific options that you can look through by typing ./configure --help, then adding those to your ./configure will make your MPD turn out differently, although the defaults will do just fine. See the [[Configure]] section to see the ./configure options.

-	My spouse and i got very pacuefel Raymond managed to complete his web research while using the precious recommendations he had when using the weblog. It is now and again perplexing just to choose to be giving away concepts which often people may have been making money from. So we consider we have you to thank because of that. The type of illustrations you have made, the straightforward blog navigation, the friendships your site aid to instill it is most excellent, and it's really letting our son and us feel that this concept is satisfying, which is certainly especially serious. Thanks for everything!	+	= Debian Install Procedure =
-	My spouse and i got very pacuefel Raymond managed to complete his web research while using the precious recommendations he had when using the weblog. It is now and again perplexing just to choose to be giving away concepts which often people may have been making money from. So we consider we have you to thank because of that. The type of illustrations you have made, the straightforward blog navigation, the friendships your site aid to instill it is most excellent, and it's really letting our son and us feel that this concept is satisfying, which is certainly especially serious. Thanks for everything!	+
		+	If you are using any of the following Debian distributions:
		+
		+	* Sarge
		+	* Etch (oldstable)
		+	* Lenny (stable)
		+	* Squeeze (testing)
		+	* Sid (unstable)
		+
		+	... then simply do:
		+	aptitude update
		+	aptitude install mpd
		+	''Note: Due to licensing restrictions, the Debian package does not support the LAME (mp3) encoder for HTTP streaming.''

	= Ubuntu Install Procedure =		= Ubuntu Install Procedure =

Install

2012-05-13T06:18:20Z

My spouse and i got very pacuefel Raymond managed to complete his web research while using the precious recommendations he had when using the weblog. It is now and again perplexing just to choose to be giving away concepts which often people may hav

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	* Follow the procedure at [http://wiki.linuxquestions.org/wiki/Compilation_From_Source linuxquestions.org] going straight to the ./configure step if you downloaded from subversion. A hint that that link doesn't give is there are specific options that you can look through by typing ./configure --help, then adding those to your ./configure will make your MPD turn out differently, although the defaults will do just fine. See the [[Configure]] section to see the ./configure options.		* Follow the procedure at [http://wiki.linuxquestions.org/wiki/Compilation_From_Source linuxquestions.org] going straight to the ./configure step if you downloaded from subversion. A hint that that link doesn't give is there are specific options that you can look through by typing ./configure --help, then adding those to your ./configure will make your MPD turn out differently, although the defaults will do just fine. See the [[Configure]] section to see the ./configure options.

-	= Debian Install Procedure =	+	My spouse and i got very pacuefel Raymond managed to complete his web research while using the precious recommendations he had when using the weblog. It is now and again perplexing just to choose to be giving away concepts which often people may have been making money from. So we consider we have you to thank because of that. The type of illustrations you have made, the straightforward blog navigation, the friendships your site aid to instill it is most excellent, and it's really letting our son and us feel that this concept is satisfying, which is certainly especially serious. Thanks for everything!
-		+	My spouse and i got very pacuefel Raymond managed to complete his web research while using the precious recommendations he had when using the weblog. It is now and again perplexing just to choose to be giving away concepts which often people may have been making money from. So we consider we have you to thank because of that. The type of illustrations you have made, the straightforward blog navigation, the friendships your site aid to instill it is most excellent, and it's really letting our son and us feel that this concept is satisfying, which is certainly especially serious. Thanks for everything!
-	If you are using any of the following Debian distributions:
-
-	* Sarge
-	* Etch (oldstable)
-	* Lenny (stable)
-	* Squeeze (testing)
-	* Sid (unstable)
-
-	... then simply do:
-	aptitude update
-	aptitude install mpd
-	''Note: Due to licensing restrictions, the Debian package does not support the LAME (mp3) encoder for HTTP streaming.''

	= Ubuntu Install Procedure =		= Ubuntu Install Procedure =

Client:Guimup

2012-05-13T04:43:59Z

Client:Guimup

2012-05-12T14:34:00Z

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	* '''Home Page''': [http://www.coonsden.com www.coonsden.com]		* '''Home Page''': [http://www.coonsden.com www.coonsden.com]
-	* '''Latest Version''': 0.3.1 - Jan 27, 2012	+	* '''Latest Version''': 0.3.2 - May 12, 2012
	* '''Download''': [http://sourceforge.net/projects/musicpd/files/Guimup/ sourceforge].		* '''Download''': [http://sourceforge.net/projects/musicpd/files/Guimup/ sourceforge].
	* '''Maintainer''': Johan Spee		* '''Maintainer''': Johan Spee
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	'''Download''' it from [http://sourceforge.net/projects/musicpd/files/Guimup/ sourceforge].		'''Download''' it from [http://sourceforge.net/projects/musicpd/files/Guimup/ sourceforge].
	<br /><br />		<br /><br />
-	<b>Changelog</b> version: 0.3.1 :	+	<b>Changelog</b> version: 0.3.2 :
	<br />		<br />
-	* fixed: "Config: file could not be created" startup error.	+
-	* fixed: Missing 'mpd_return_pair' (segfault with mpd 0.16.6).	+	* fixed: Connection with remote MPD failed (tx Michael Thomsen).
-	* fixed: Sorting of searched song titles.	+	* fixed: Track nr in xx-yy format dit not have the -yy stripped.
-	* fixed: Sorting of genre->artist (artist could appear twice).	+	* fixed: Autodetection of mpd.config failed ('//' in path).
-	* fixed: The progressbar (did not progress sometimes).	+	* fixed: Library context-menu showing wrong active items.
-	* fixed: Library context-menu could have wrong items enabled.	+	* fixed: Progressbar could be set when playing a stream.
-	* fixed: Window positions on hide/show from systray.	+	* fixed: Toggle show/hide player problems (I hope, anyway).
-	* fixed: Album font did not update until next song.	+	* code: Added check for the returncode of the "system" command.
-	* fixed: After re-connecting some features were not re-enabled.	+	* code: Added missing includes for recent versions of Glibmm.
-	* fixed: Check if MPD is running before connecting.	+	* code: Added link to gthread for recent versions of Glibmm.
-	* added: A first-run dialog with some useful advice.	+	* docs: The readme file is no longer empty.

User:Movie2kss

2012-05-12T14:28:34Z

New user account

User:Myscarfshop32

2012-05-11T08:13:42Z

New user account

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-	Gtk3 application (i.e. for Gnome 3).	+	*Gtk3 application (but does not depend on Gnome).

-	The focus is on mouse handling: playlist management is done entirely by drag-&-drop.	+	*The focus is on mouse handling: playlist management is done entirely by drag & drop.

-	Playback functions are directly accessible from the system tray.	+	*Playback functions are directly accessible from the system tray.

-	Supports album art (stored locally).	+	*Supports album art (stored locally).

-	Supports audio streams (http).	+	*Supports audio streams (http).

-	Songs can be listed in several modes: artists, albums, timestamp, year, genre, folders and playlists.	+	*Songs can be listed in several modes: artists, albums, timestamp, year, genre, folders and playlists.

-	The library can be searched by title, album, artist or genre.	+	*The library can be searched by title, album, artist or genre.

-	Folders/files can be opened in external programs (such as a tag editor).	+	*Folders and files can be opened in external programs (such as a tag-editor or file-manager).

-	Files can be played directly from a file-manager (drag&drop or cmd parameters).	+	*Files can be played directly from a file-manager (drag & drop or command-line parameters).

	[[File:Guimup-mini.png]]		[[File:Guimup-mini.png]]
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	* fixed: Progressbar could be set when playing a stream.		* fixed: Progressbar could be set when playing a stream.
	* fixed: Toggle show/hide player problems (I hope, anyway).		* fixed: Toggle show/hide player problems (I hope, anyway).
-	* code: Added check for the returncode of the "system" command.	+	* code: Added check for the returncode of the "system" command.
-	* code: Added missing includes for recent versions of Glibmm.	+	* code: Added missing includes for recent versions of Glibmm.
-	* code: Added link to gthread for recent versions of Glibmm.	+	* code: Added link to gthread for recent versions of Glibmm.
-	* docs: The readme file is no longer empty.	+	* docs: The readme file is no longer empty.