music_command 0.1

music_command lets you change tracks or toggle the playing state in your currently running media player. For example, "music_command --next" will skip to the next song. music_command supports banshee, bmp, Muine, Rhythmbox, Totem, XMMS, mpc, and possibly Amarok and XMMS 2. music_command lets you change track or toggle playing state in your current running music/video player. e.g. music_command --next will skip to the next song in your current media player. The following music players are supported: banshee beep-media-player (dbus version, get it from http://bmpx.beep-media-player.org/site/Downloads, there is a repository with ubuntu packages) muine rhythmbox amarok (Untested! Please report bugs!) beep-media-player (old version) totem xmms2 (Untested! I think it works for Listen as it just checks to see if xmms2d is running, please report bugs!) xmms mpc If more than one music player is started the requested action will ocurre to the first music play on the above-mentioned list.. Get music_command at SourceForge.net. Fast, secure and free downloads from the largest Open Source applications and software directory. music_command lets you change track or toggle playing state in your current running media player. e.g. "music_command --next" will skip to the next song in your current media player(banshee, bmp, muine, rhythmbox, totem,xmms,mpc,untested: amarok,xmms2)

Requirements:	No special requirements
Platforms:	Linux
Keyword:	Audio,  Change,  Command,  In Your,  Multimedia,  Music,  Musiccommand,  Playing,  Running,  Toggle
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