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Cooking with Linux - amaroKing the Night Away

Issue 140

From Issue #140
December 2005

Oct 31, 2005  By Marcel Gagné
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amaroK is a powerful music player and music management tool for Linux.
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Well, I have quite a

Branko Majic's picture
Submitted by Branko Majic (not verified) on Tue, 12/27/2005 - 11:19.

Well, I have quite a collection of Mp3 CDs (50+), and I don't want it all on hard-disk. Is there any kind of plugin or something to scan my whole CD collection, and then, when I demand a song from some of them, the amaroK demands me to insert the disc?

Oh sure

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Submitted by Strixy (not verified) on Tue, 12/13/2005 - 01:17.

After reviewing (more like scanning) your article I jumped to my computer and tried out amaroK - which should be more like amar0k. As in 0 luck.

In fact, I somehow managed to delete all of my .ogg files from my computer.

I would like to spend more time fiddling with amaroK, but seeing as I now have to go and rip all my CD's again, I don't think that will be happening anytime soon.

Maybe I should have read the full article, but it just looked so promising. What a shamE.

multi disks album

zied's picture
Submitted by zied on Wed, 11/23/2005 - 03:03.

Hi,
Sure amaroK rock ... it is certain :)
I found it difficult to manage multi disk albums.
does anyone know how to do it ? without chnaging the "album name"
Thanks,
Zied.

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