Waif 0.59.7

Waif is a console audio unfrontend. That means that between the business of choosing the files to listen to and listening to them, there is no interface to hijack a controlling terminal, hog up screen space, or waste a perfectly good xterm. It also ends the hassle of restarting a player moving from one display to another. Waif works all its magic in the background leaving you free to do more important work. Waif is flexible and robust, supporting a wide number of file formats (MP3, Ogg, WAV, RealPlayer, MIDI, audio CD, and more) and a wide number of helper applications including mpg123, mpg321, ogg123, freeamp, and xmms. Whats New in This Release: ID3v2 is now supported with the ~/.waifrc configuration file entry: id3v2=1 Id3lib and id3v2 are required for id3v2 support. CD tracks listed in show output that have CDDB information will be aligned now, e.g., * Now Playing * [ 1] (CD Track 2) Eric Clapton - Bad Boy * show format : 9 - 10 * [ 9] (CD Track 10) Eric Clapton - Dont Know Why [10] (CD Track 11) Eric Clapton - Let It Rain Are there any more show cases where alignment needs to be fixed?.

Requirements:	No special requirements
Platforms:	Linux
Keyword:	Audio,  Cd,  Cd Track,  Console,  Eric Clapton,  Multimedia,  Waif
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