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Old 04-28-2009, 06:47 PM   #21
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anything that uses GST will work seamlessly with pulse, as it has a pulsesink module.
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Old 04-29-2009, 05:19 PM   #22
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It looks like they don't play well together. Can't you use Rhythmbox, Totem, or xmms?
I have a weird combination of things I want the 'audio player of choice' to be able to do.

1) play rtsp (Real Audio) streams - I listen to a Jim Rome stream every week day from 9 AM to noon
2) be able to make a playlist of rtsp streams (like when I listen to an archive version of Jim Rome show - there are about 10 streams and each have an actual end and they need to be in a logical order)
3) play mp3's
4) route through PulseAudio
  • RhythmBox can do all but 2. It's okay to use for the live stream as it's a turn on and forget type of thing but for the archive shows it doesn't work as the streams can't be sorted inside the radio playlist thing in RhythmBox (at least I haven't found a way to do this)
  • Amarok 1.4 can do all 4 but has been locking up on me lately
  • I get no sound out of Totem (?)
  • Haven't tried Xmms in a long long time

At the moment I'm using a combination of MPlayer (technically Gnome MPlayer) & Amarok. MPlayer's been rock solid playing the stream during the morning radio show and then I use Amarok once the show is over to play any mp3's.

I also have another layer in here in that I work inside a virtual machine all day and typically I have it fullscreen'd and taking over both monitors (and jumping out of this setup to manage playback functionality or restart stuff is painful**). So, I wrote a Python UDP server (uses DCOP to talk to Amarok) that runs on the host Ubuntu system then inside the virtual machine I have a UDP remote control app I wrote that sends commands to the Python UDP server (which then relays the commands via DCOP to Amarok). Due to the prior work on the server & client I'm really keen on keeping Amarok around so I don't have to write some other kind of remote control wrapper for another player. (And I'm also keen on keeping Amarok 1.4 since the DCOP interface [I think] has changed for Amarok 2.)

** - Yes, I could always VNC into the host OS from the virtual machine (or SSH in) and kill/restart stuff but don't want to.
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Old 04-29-2009, 05:30 PM   #23
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Reading all this shit, it sounds like you killed a fly with a spiked bat, congrats!
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Old 04-29-2009, 05:58 PM   #24
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Old 04-29-2009, 08:45 PM   #25
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totem ticks all your boxes just fine for me.. are you using Luke Yelavich's PPA yet?

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Old 04-29-2009, 09:34 PM   #26
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No, can you post a reason as to why I should be? My PulseAudio server & libs are at 0.9.14.

And actually, I misspoke about Totem - it works just fine on this [Ubuntu 9.04] box. It's another [Ubuntu 8.04] box where RhythmBox works but Totem does not but I don't play audio on that box really so it doesn't matter.
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Old 04-30-2009, 04:39 PM   #27
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Old 05-01-2009, 06:34 PM   #28
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If you know your OS background images you'll notice that that's the Ubuntu 8.04 background (but I'm running Ubuntu 9.04) and on the Win XP virtual machine that's a Vista background.
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