Re: [orca-list] w?

[Alex Snow <lists h14me homelinux net>]

There is a separate GUI frontend to mplayer (not the mplayergui that 
comes with mplayer).  I haven't tested it yet so no idea if it's 
accessible or not...you can grab it from here:
http://dekorte.homeip.net/download/gnome-mplayer/
On Mon, Mar 03, 2008 at 
08:20:31PM +0100, Hermann wrote:
> Am Montag, den 03.03.2008, 12:02 -0700 schrieb Steve Holmes:
> > "I agree.  I could use Rhythm Box after a fashion and I like the Itunes-like
> > features but the navigation about the lists is just plain terrible.
> > Frankly, I couldn't use the library at all and that would be a good selling
> > point for this player if it worked better.  In general, I use totem movie
> > player to play my audio and it's pretty good.  In fact, I can seek through
> > parts of a track with Totem; can't do that with Rhythm Box.  For linux text
> > console, I have always liked mplayer.  I heard there was something out there
> > called gnome-mplayer.  Not sure if it overlays mplayer with a GUI or if it
> > is a completely different player."
> If you talk about gmplayer, it's the GUI of mplayer. Unfortunately this
> part is completely inaccessible; it's not developed with GTK.
> Hermann
>
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