UbuntuHelp:Amarok

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Amarok Music Player

Amarok is a full-featured, KDE-based music player and management application and is arguably the best music playing application available on most operating system.

Key Features

• Integrates browsing of Artist, Title and Album information with Wikipedia
• Lyrics
• Playlists
• Scriptable and themeable
• 10-band equalizer
• Rating system
• Integration with Last.fm
• Download covers and metadata
• Choice of library database (SQLite, MySQL, PostGreSQL)

Screenshot

Installation

• Via Synaptic Package Manager
• Via apt-get

sudo apt-get install amarok

Hints and Tips

• Customize KDE applications' appearance via kcontrol

  Using MusicBrainz with mp3s

  By default, using the "Fill-In Tags Using Music'Brainz" with an mp3 reports this error: ".mp3 is not a supported filetype". (In Ubuntu 7.04' «Feisty Fawn» you can install libtunepimp5-mp3 package to solve the problem.) To rectify this:

  • Install the codec for playing mp3s (see UbuntuHelp:RestrictedFormats)
  • Recompile libtunepimp

  mkdir libtunepimp
  cd libtunepimp
  apt-get source libtunepimp
  cd libtunepimp*
  fakeroot dpkg-buildpackage
  

  • Use deb-reversion from the devscripts package to prevent automatic upgrade

    sudo apt-get install devscripts
    cd ..
    deb-reversion libtunepimp2c2a_*.deb
    

    • Save and close the changelog in the editor that is launched by pressing Ctrl + O, Enter, then Ctrl +X .
    • Install the new version of libtunepimp

    sudo dpkg -i libtunepimp*local.1*.deb
    

    Playing CDs with Amarok under Gnome

    To make Amarok your default CD player:

    • Open Amarok's 'Settings' menu, then 'Configure Amarok' > 'Engine' > 'Audio CD Configuration'
      For default device enter:

      /dev/cdrom
      

      • Go to System > Preferences > Removable Drives and Media > Multimedia > Audio CD Disks Tick 'Play Audio CDs when inserted', and enter in the command:

        amarok --cdplay /dev/cdrom
        

        Adding a podcast to Amarok

        • Click on the Playlists tab on the left of Amarok, then double click on Podcasts in the left pane to see your current list of podcasts ;
          • Right click on Podcasts and choose Add Podcasts... ;
            • In the pop-up window, paste in the RSS feed of the podcast and click OK ;
              • Amarok will display Retrieving Podcast
                • After a short time you will see a list of podcast episodes ;

                  Retreving a podcast with Amarok

                  • Click on the Playlists tab on the left of Amarok, then double click on Podcasts in the left pane to see your current list of podcasts:
                    • Click the small down arrow beside a podcast name to see a list of podcast episodes:
                      • To download an episode, right click on a podcast episode and choose Download Media:
                        • When the episode is downloaded you can right click on that episode (it will have a grey down arrow beside it) and click Play: Keep up to date with your podcasts by right clicking on a podcast title and clicking Refresh.

                          Other applications you may wish to look at

                          • UbuntuHelp:K3b - Integrates with Amarok for burning CDs
                          • Last.fm for Linux - Last.fm application from Last.fm
                          • lastfm - QT-based Last.fm application
                          • last-exit - Last.fm application
                          • UbuntuHelp:Rhythmbox - Ubuntu's default music player

                          Further Reading

                          • Amarok
                          • Restricted Formats on Ubuntu - Information on configuring support for non-free formats, such as mp3.
                          • Getting the latest version of Amarok - At the time of writing, the latest stable release is version 1.4.5 (see also: UbuntuHelp:Repositories).
                          • kcontrol - KDE configuration
                          • Last.fm - 'Social' music site
                          • Amarok User Group at Last.fm

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