Re: [orca-list] What is the state of audio recording on Lynnox using orca?

["Hwaen Ch'uqi" <hwaenchuqi gmail com>]

Thank you for this: I will definitely give gst123 a try! I know that,
at least with mplayer, the time interval of the arrows can be changed
through the .mplayer file. Perhaps this is applicable to gst123.

Hwaen Ch'uqi


On 9/8/21, Jeffery Mewtamer via orca-list <orca-list gnome org> wrote:
> I don't know how well it'll work with Orca in a terminal window, but
> gst123 provides a very straightforward means of playing many audio and
> video formats and provides a constantly updated current time/ total
> time as the last line of it's terminal output.
>
> There's also mpg123(for mp3 and probably related formats) and
> ogg123(provided by the vorbis-tools package in in Debian, for ogg
> vorbis, FLaC(requires the flac package in debian) and probably related
> formats).
>
> All three are just
>
> xyz123 fileToPlay.ext
>
> to play files, with spacebar to pause/unpause, no attempts to organize
> a media library, and relatively minimal terminal output. Gst123 is
> actually inspired by mpg123 and ogg123, using Gstreamer to provide
> wide support with a minimal interface, and unlike mplayer or mpv, gst
> doesn't require a flag for playing video files without a display
> driver.
>
> Granted, the seek controls in all three are limited to left and right
> arrows for jumping in 10 second increments and up and down arrow for
> jumping in 1 minute increments, so pausing at the exact moment you
> want a timestamp to feed to sox for doing a cut may be a bit tricky.
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