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| = About = | = About XMMS = |
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| XMMS is lightweight music player similar to Winamp (in fact, it used to be called "X11Amp"!) and it can even use WinAmp skins. | ''XMMS'' is lightweight music player similar to Winamp (in fact, it used to be called "X11Amp"!) and it can even use WinAmp skins. |
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| '''NOTE:''' You may want to check out ["BeepMediaPlayer"] which is a fork of XMMS using GTK2 - meaning that it's menus and dialogs integrate with your system's themes better than XMMS's. | '''NOTE:''' You may want to check out ["BeepMediaPlayer"] which is a fork of ''XMMS'' using GTK2 - meaning that it's menus and dialogs integrate with your system's themes better than ''XMMS's''. |
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| This should work with Breezy, Hoary and Dapper versions of Ubuntu. You may need to add the Universe and Multiverse package repositories. See: ["AddingRepositoriesHowto"]. | |
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| = Installing = | == Installing == |
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| You can add XMMS using any package management program, like Applications -> Add/Remove (look under Sound & Video then tick the box next to XMMS) | You can install ''XMMS'' using any package management program. |
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| Alternatively you can run the command: {{{ sudo apt-get install xmms }}} To do the same thing. |
== Getting WMA-support == |
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| = Getting WMA-support = | In order to get WMA-support you need to install xmms-wma. * For Feisty 7.04 you can find xmms-wma in the Universe Repository. * For previous versions of Ubuntu you need to download xmms-wma from [http://easylinux.info/uploads/xmms-wma_1.0.4-2_i386.deb xmms-wma]. == Associate With Media Files == |
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| A mirror can be found here http://easylinux.info/uploads/xmms-wma_1.0.4-2_i386.deb Download [http://frankandjacq.com/ubuntuguide/xmms-wma_1.0.4-2_i386.deb this file] and run it with GDebi (usually just double-click on it), -it doesn't work at this time- To do this from a command line you can run: {{{ wget -c http://frankandjacq.com/ubuntuguide/xmms-wma_1.0.4-2_i386.deb sudo dpkg -i xmms-wma_1.0.4-2_i386.deb }}} = Associate With Media Files = You can right click on a filetype you want to associate with XMMS and go on it's Properties. In there select Open With and select the radio button next to XMMS. If it is not there then use Add and select it. |
To associate ''XMMS'' with any file type you need to right click on that file type you want to associate with ''XMMS'' and select properties. Then select Open With and select the radio button next to ''XMMS''. If it is not there then use Add and select it. |
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| Thats it. Have a look at Applications -> Sound and Video -> XMMS | To open ''XMMS'' go to '''Applications -> Sound and Video -> XMMS''' |
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About XMMS
XMMS is lightweight music player similar to Winamp (in fact, it used to be called "X11Amp"!) and it can even use WinAmp skins.
NOTE: You may want to check out ["BeepMediaPlayer"] which is a fork of XMMS using GTK2 - meaning that it's menus and dialogs integrate with your system's themes better than XMMS's.
Installing
You can install XMMS using any package management program.
Getting WMA-support
In order to get WMA-support you need to install xmms-wma.
- For Feisty 7.04 you can find xmms-wma in the Universe Repository.
For previous versions of Ubuntu you need to download xmms-wma from [http://easylinux.info/uploads/xmms-wma_1.0.4-2_i386.deb xmms-wma].
Associate With Media Files
To associate XMMS with any file type you need to right click on that file type you want to associate with XMMS and select properties. Then select Open With and select the radio button next to XMMS. If it is not there then use Add and select it.
Alternatively you can edit the system's file association configuration files with these commands:
sudo cp /usr/share/applications/defaults.list /usr/share/applications/defaults.list_backup sudo cp /usr/share/applications/defaults.list /tmp/defaults.list_tmp sudo sed -e 's/audio\/mpeg=.*/audio\/mpeg=XMMS.desktop/g' /tmp/defaults.list_tmp > /tmp/defaults.mp3 sudo sed -e 's/audio\/x-mpegurl=.*/audio\/x-mpegurl=XMMS.desktop/g' /tmp/defaults.mp3 > /tmp/defaults.m3u sudo sed -e 's/audio\/x-wav=.*/audio\/x-wav=XMMS.desktop/g' /tmp/defaults.m3u > /tmp/defaults.list sudo mv /tmp/defaults.list /usr/share/applications/defaults.list sudo rm -f /tmp/defaults.*
To open XMMS go to Applications -> Sound and Video -> XMMS