PeasyMP3 - a Minimal Media Player
Testing the v3.4 pet:
Very good! Loving it. My preference is Carousel - it works nicely and is flexible - I can chuck in my entire media collection, or just smaller portions of it very easily.
I think most people will be very happy that you've set it to play as soon as they hit start - that makes it nice and streamlined (although I quite liked the fact I had a chance to move the ribbon controls to bottom of screen before hitting play... But then I can use the 3.2 pet for that)
Very good! Loving it. My preference is Carousel - it works nicely and is flexible - I can chuck in my entire media collection, or just smaller portions of it very easily.
I think most people will be very happy that you've set it to play as soon as they hit start - that makes it nice and streamlined (although I quite liked the fact I had a chance to move the ribbon controls to bottom of screen before hitting play... But then I can use the 3.2 pet for that)
I have tried Peasy/Carousel in a few puppies now and it seems to work well in all of them. The v3.5 .pet is perfect for my needs.
I especially like the fact that you have added both Peasy and Carousel to the rightclick "open with" menu. Makes it so easy to get my whole music collection playing randomly while I carry on with other work.
Really like the way I don't have to even think about a playlist with Carousel - it does it all itself. Nice.
I especially like the fact that you have added both Peasy and Carousel to the rightclick "open with" menu. Makes it so easy to get my whole music collection playing randomly while I carry on with other work.
Really like the way I don't have to even think about a playlist with Carousel - it does it all itself. Nice.
Hi.
I do use these icons for PeasyMP3 in my LazY Puppy.
RSH
EDIT:
I've added a .pet to install. It includes the .desktop files (DE & EN edition) plus the Icons in /usr/share/pixmaps, plus symbolic links to these Icons in /usr/share/icons/hicolor/48x48/apps.
I do use these icons for PeasyMP3 in my LazY Puppy.
RSH
EDIT:
I've added a .pet to install. It includes the .desktop files (DE & EN edition) plus the Icons in /usr/share/pixmaps, plus symbolic links to these Icons in /usr/share/icons/hicolor/48x48/apps.
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Last edited by R-S-H on Fri 05 Jul 2013, 19:38, edited 1 time in total.
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Thanks again rcrsn51,
here a french translation...
enjoy!
charlie
here a french translation...
enjoy!
charlie
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@R-S-H: Thank you for the icons. Could you please add some instructions on how to create a desktop shortcut that uses these icons? That might be helpful to new users.
@charlie6: Thanks for the translation. It looks like I got the gettexting correct the first time!
I will be posting another version shortly that has a new startup feature.
Bill
@charlie6: Thanks for the translation. It looks like I got the gettexting correct the first time!
I will be posting another version shortly that has a new startup feature.
Bill
Hi.rcrsn51 wrote:@R-S-H: Thank you for the icons. Could you please add some instructions on how to create a desktop shortcut that uses these icons? That might be helpful to new users.
I've added a .pet to install to my post above.
It includes the .desktop files (DE & EN edition) plus the Icons in /usr/share/pixmaps, plus symbolic links to these Icons in /usr/share/icons/hicolor/48x48/apps.
So, to have a desktop shortcut one needs just to move the .desktop file from /usr/share/applications onto the desktop.
I think, this is the easiest way for new users.
RSH
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I looked at this idea once and decided against it.PaulR wrote:Another thought occurred to me - would it be possible to detect when the program was fed a directory from a customised Rox context menu and if so automatically start playing?
For example, my default .peasymp3 folder has a bunch of Internet radio stations. I rarely want to auto-play the first alphabetical entry in the playlist.
It's only one more mouse click to start playback.
PeasyMP3 v3.5 now plays MIDI files through Timidity. Here are the instructions for installing Timidity.
1. Install the timidity_wary53-2.13.1.pet. Click the small green DOWNLOAD box.
2. Using one of your MIDI files, test Timidity from the command line: timidity xxx.mid
3. Make PeasyMP3 the default player for MIDI files.
a. Right-click on a MIDI file
b. Select: Set Run Action
c. Enter the command: peasymp3 "$@"
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1. Install the timidity_wary53-2.13.1.pet. Click the small green DOWNLOAD box.
2. Using one of your MIDI files, test Timidity from the command line: timidity xxx.mid
3. Make PeasyMP3 the default player for MIDI files.
a. Right-click on a MIDI file
b. Select: Set Run Action
c. Enter the command: peasymp3 "$@"
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Last edited by rcrsn51 on Thu 16 Feb 2017, 23:11, edited 5 times in total.
Can you give me a link to one of these streams? Do you get the same thing with mp3s?
[Edit] I tested this with an Acer netbook and Pause/Resume worked OK. However, here is a work-around for your eeepc.
1. Go to /usr/sbin and open peasymp3 in a text editor.
2. In geany, turn on line numbering with View > Editor > Show Line Numbers
3. Go to line 152. Change the word PAUSE to STOP
4. Go to line 156. Change RESUME to CONTROL 0
5. Save and exit.
[Edit] I tested this with an Acer netbook and Pause/Resume worked OK. However, here is a work-around for your eeepc.
1. Go to /usr/sbin and open peasymp3 in a text editor.
2. In geany, turn on line numbering with View > Editor > Show Line Numbers
3. Go to line 152. Change the word PAUSE to STOP
4. Go to line 156. Change RESUME to CONTROL 0
5. Save and exit.