Ten Music Players:

1- Rhythmbox:

Rhythmbox is a great Linux version of the music player. It can help you organize easily Music content, and it is free. It is inspired by Apple's iTunes, it is developed using the GStreamer multimedia library, and the results and effects performed in the GNOME desktop environment are amazing.

2- GMPC ( Gnome Music Player Client): GMPC is a good front-end music player daemon. It is fast and easy to use, and it also outperforms all the features of mpd (mpd?).

3- XMMS (X Multimedia System):

XMMS (X Multimedia System) is a great multimedia player that can run on almost all systems, but there are some special features under Linux. XMMS can be played The multimedia files include MP3, MOD, WAV and other input plug-ins. It is a free audio player that is similar to but smaller than Winamp and runs on many UNIX-like systems.

4- Amarok :

Amarok is another great music player for linux and unix. Amarok's interface is very intuitive. It is free free software. Now, Amarok is the most popular audio player for linux.< /p>

5- Quod Libet

Quod Libet is a player developed using GTK+ interface library. Its main functional feature is music library management. It is different from other players based on categories, genres, and artists. and album management, instead you can search and display it. Quod Libet is far better than other players on Linux in managing large music libraries.

6- Audacious: Audacious is linux or other free players based on Linux systems. Most of what supports it is its own functional plug-ins, including all codecs. On most systems, a very useful plug-in set is installed by default, giving you the ability Play mp3, ogg, and FLAC format files.

7- Exaile:

Exaile is a free free software that can run on all unix-like operating systems. It is The goal is to be smaller than Amarok under KDE, so it uses GTK+ instead of QT.

8- Banshee:?

Banshee is a multimedia platform using Helix and GStreamer on GNU/Linux Library to perform playback, encoding, and decoding of Ogg, MP3 and other formats in a free music player. You can play and import CDs, easily share or play them in sync with your iPod. Banshee can also be played List reports are posted to last.fm playlists. There are other cool features like: it can rip CDs, supports podcasts, nice and neat playlists, music recommendations, burns audio, MP3, CD and more!

9- BMP (Beep Media Player)

BMP is Beep Media Player. BMP is a free music player based on xmms (above). It looks a lot like Winamp , also supports its appearance themes, including xmms. BMP supports all formats that xmms can support. The main difference lies in the plug-ins used between the two players.

10- Sonata:

< p>Sonata is another elegant front-end music player based on GTK + MPD? (MPD: Music Player Daemon).

Ten video players (can also play audio):

< p>VLC Multimedia Player

VLC Multimedia Player (originally named VideoLAN Client) is a multimedia player for the VideoLAN project. It supports numerous audio and video decoders and file formats, and supports DVD, VCD playback and various streaming protocols. It can also be used as a unicast and multicast streaming server under IPv4 and IPv6 high-speed network connections. It combines the decoder produced by FFmpeg and the libdvdcss library, which adds the function of playing multimedia files and encrypting DVD discs.

VLC multimedia player has cross-platform support and is available in Linux, Microsoft Windows, Mac OS X, BeOS, BSD, Pocket PC and Solaris versions.

2.MPlayer

MPlayer is an open source multimedia player released under the GNU General Public License.

This software can be used on all mainstream operating systems, such as Linux and other Unix-like systems, Microsoft's Windows system, and Apple's Mac OS X system. MPlayer is based on the command line interface, and different graphical interfaces can be installed on each operating system.

3.Rhythmbox

Rhythmbox is a great linux version of the music player. It helps you organize your music content easily, and it's free. It is inspired by Apple's iTunes, it is developed using the GStreamer multimedia library, and the results and effects performed in the GNOME desktop environment are amazing. 4.Audacious

Audacious is a player based on Beep-media-player and Source code, a new mediaplayer --- Audacious is forked based on BMP-0.9.7.1. Audacious is very similar to Beep-media-player and is compatible with their skins. And it depends on very few things, just one package. Its setting options are basically the same as Beep-media-player, but it is much simpler than XMMS. As long as the title encoding is set to UTF-8 code conversion, there is no so-called Chinese problem.

5.XMMS

XMMS (X Multimedia System) is a great multimedia player that can run on almost all systems, but there are some special features under Linux. The multimedia files that XMMS can play include MP3, MOD, WAV and other input plug-ins. It is a free audio player similar to but smaller than Winamp that runs on many UNIX-like systems.

6.Amarok

Amarok is an audio player software running on LINUX or other UNIX-like operating systems. It is released as free software. Amarok offers a lot more than just playing music files. For example, Amarok can manage music collections based on music genres, singers, and albums. It can also add tags, lyrics, and album covers to many music formats, and it will also automatically rate the music played. Therefore, executing Amarok for the first time can scare some users away. Some users find Amarok's interface difficult to use and use simpler music player software because many functions hide other functions. The large number of features has also led to criticism that it consumes a lot of resources or is bloated. 7. Banshee

Banshee is the official player of Gnome. It is a very full-featured music player that can support various formats of files. It can even support the playback of video files. Banshee also has MacOS and Windows versions, but the most stable version is the version running on Linux. The latest version is 2.4.0, which was released last month. This version is now loved by many Linux enthusiasts, and it can be said to be the earliest player that Linux enthusiasts have come into contact with.

8.Clementine

Clementine

Clementine is a simple cross-platform music player software. The interface design is derived from the multi-tab design of KDE Amarok 1.4. Naturally, the software supports search management of music library playlists, integrates Spotify, Grooveshark, Last.fm, SomaFM, Magnatune, Jamendo, SKY.fm, Digitally Imported and Icecast network radio services, and supports M3U, XSPF, PLS and ASX list formats. , supports CUE, MP3, FLAC, CD, AAC, OGG format conversion, supports lyrics, cover, musician introduction, etc., and can also automatically complete the cover. In short, I have all the commonly used ones, and they sound very powerful. And previously released version 1.0.1 for all platforms.

9.Tomahawk

Tomahawk

Tomahawk is the least famous among the three. After all, he has only appeared for less than a year, but Tomahawk It represents the trend of music players and aims to provide a music tablet with completely free Internet collaboration. The version I use is the latest version 0.4.2, and I think the effect is very good (maybe because I like to support the weak)!

10.SongBird

My first impression of SongBird was that it was very “Apple” and very iTunes. It not only has a linux version, but also a windows and Mac version.

Compared with other music players, Songbird can be said to be the least like a music player. It integrates a web browser, which means that you can browse the web while surfing the Internet in songbird. When the web page appears When playing music, you can use songbird to capture it.