Audacious Music Player for Linux & Windows Users
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- Audacious is a lightweight audio player available for Linux and Windows. It is highly customizable. You can change its skin and add plug-ins to increase its overall power.
Audacious
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Best player for linux basic and support winamp skins.Sound effect also work well.
Very nice video, got the skins pack. Thank U Tommy and greetings from Argentina!
the skins and its window being small is what attracts me the most. I am told that Parole's *sound* and maybe even weight may be better, though.
Thanks for this - was helpful.
Very nice music player!
Do you know how to add right click 'open with...' folder context menu on Windows 7? It can easily be done on Linux, but on Win?
Try holding down the Shift key while right-clicking your mouse. I think that will provide you with more options. You should see Open with command that should allow you to search for a program. It's been a while since I've used Windows 7.
@@tommythompson002 I'll check that out! Thanks, buddy!
I love this music player. Is there a way to mark a song favorite? Or move a song (with the mouse) into a playlist named favorite?
The nearest thing that I know about is clicking on the Playlist menu and click on the Rename... command. Then name the list Favorites or whatever you want. Then drag or add your favorite songs to that new playlist. Audacious has a Forum that you can also ask, so the creators can see and maybe think about adding a missing feature to future releases or someone from the community might create a plugin that will add a favorites feature. -- I hope this helps.
Audacious
redmine.audacious-media-player.org/projects/audacious/boards/1
@@tommythompson002 I figured it out... I made a playlist called like. Then I can just copy and paste a song into it from the display of the list of songs (current playlist). I enabled a plugin to always have my playlists showing for ease.
how did you get winamp skins to work? i added a few of mine and they show up but the appearance doesn't change. the skins work just fine on winamp under windows xp
Place them in your /usr/share/audacious/Skins folder.
I have illustrated images to the steps needed to add skins to Audacious.
learnubuntumate.weebly.com/audacious.html
I hope this helps!
@@tommythompson002 i've already done that. the skins appear in the settings but do not apply. only the default skins work
@@lands1459 Go into your settings and look for "Restart in GTK (legacy) mode" with the Appearance section. Change or toggle the settings you have and then restart Audacious. Then go back into the Appearance section and change the Interface settings. If it still doesn't work, uninstall it and install it using a different method. I installed it via Terminal using sudo apt-get install audacious using a ppa. If that doesn't work remove it and try the flatpak version.
Audacious
flathub.org/apps/org.atheme.audacious
@@tommythompson002 i already have legacy enabled, i'm on arch so i won't be doing flatpak. maybe my skins are just too old
@@lands1459 According to the archlinux website, you should be able to use classic skins. Maybe you can try placing them in the ~/.local/share/audacious/Skins/ (user only) folder to see if they will work. I currently use Audacious version 4.3 on my Ubuntu MATE 22.04.2 system.
archlinux: Audacious
wiki.archlinux.org/title/Audacious
3.2 Winamp
To add classic Winamp skins to Audacious, just copy them to either ~/.local/share/audacious/Skins/ (user only) or /usr/share/audacious/Skins/ (system wide), then select them from the Skinned Interface tab in Preferences. Alternatively drag the skin file directly into the list view of available skins.
Does this player have the ability to retrieve CD/Song data for CD that I want to rip for saving the CD to my hard drive? And if so, how do I do that? Trying to load a CD to listen to it and it's not coming up with any of the CD info.
Yes, you can go into Audacious Settings and click the Song Info tab to select the info you want to include and exclude.
@@tommythompson002 I'm pretty sure that is exactly not what I asked... I asked if it can retrieve CD/Song/Track etc data from the internet to actually show what CD I have loaded. I can't go to settings to click the song info tab to select info if the software can not retrieve CD data info from the internet in the first place... I am asking how can I GET the CD info to show up when I load a disc and want the Title, Songs, track data etc?
@@rayreevesiv7511 Audacious Fourm redmine.audacious-media-player.org/projects/audacious/boards/1
You are using xfce right? How did you install that clock widget on your desktop?
I use the MATE desktop and the clock widget is called Gotham.
I have it on my website:
learnubuntumate.weebly.com/widgets--themes.html
this is winamp 10:07
It's the skin for WinAmp and it functions like WinAmp.
@@tommythompson002 good times but now no more. :)
please tutorial remote audacious thanks
How do you add 1 new song to a particular playlist,i cannot find any option to do that.
I usually drag the song from my file manager into my Playlist Editor. I keep the Equalizer and Playlist Editor viewable with the player. I hope this was what you was looking for.
Hi ! How to install plugins for this program for windows ?
There's a TH-cam channel by Dennis Ray that goes over using Audacious on a Windows system. He probably could answer your question better than me since I use Linux. Below is a link to his video. I hope this helps.
How To Use Audacious, A Great Audio Player For Windows
th-cam.com/video/-xRjcC7Vnfk/w-d-xo.html
@@tommythompson002 Thanks
How i play music from web links?
I've ran into problems multiple times trying to stream web content with Audacious, so I just use it for playing music on my computer. They do have a nice forum that helps with all types of issues with the music player. I use Radio Tray Lite to listen to online streaming music. It's easy to use and can be customized. Below are the link to Audacious Forums and Radio Tray Lite.
Audacious Forums
redmine.audacious-media-player.org/projects/audacious/boards/1
Radio Tray Lite
learnubuntumate.weebly.com/radio-tray-lite.html
Sorry but this in My opinión Is destinated to disappear
It might fade away in the future, but as long as the developers keep getting financial support from DigitalOcean I think it will hang around. Not every opensource project has a financial backer. It's the default music player for several Linux distributions because of the low amount of resources it uses. It can also be installed on Linux, Windows, and macOS.