[ale] playlists not available in RealPlayer?
Jay Loden
jloden at toughguy.net
Mon Nov 13 14:30:57 EST 2006
I would definitely recommend Amarok as tops for Linux MP3 players. It
has all the features you could want from a music player (lyrics, album
art, playlists, even iPod sync, etc) and it's actively under
development. There are some other excellent players out there, but I
think amarok arguably has the most complete package similar to an iTunes
type of functionality on Linux.
-Jay
Jeff Lightner wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I have a co-worker who is trying to do Linux. He only wants to do GUI
> stuff. His most recent challenge was getting RealPlayer installed (he
> wants to play MP3s). This morning he told me it appears this is a
> ?lite? version of RealPlayer as it will play MP3s but won?t let him
> set it up to do a play list of one song after another.
>
> Unfortunately I don?t have a sound card in my Linux desktop and don?t
> want to do this on any of my Linux servers in the office so can?t
> really check this.
>
> Is he correct? If so is there something else that will play MP3s and
> let him do a play list instead of having to select the next MP3 after
> the prior one has finished playing? If he is incorrect is there any
> advice on what he may not be doing but should be?
>
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