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I really miss that, when playing 3000 songs, it's not fun to press ctrl-c and run adplay again:
https://github.com/alexmyczko/modplug-tools has a readme with some nice interactive keyboard control (at the bottom), would it be possible to implement that into adplug? Or should i link against adplug and support adplug formats with modplug123?
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AdPlay is only really designed as a testing tool, it's not really suited to playing large numbers of files. Is there any reason why you don't want to use a proper media player? I use XMMS2 myself which happily manages a playlist of thousands of Adlib files (as well as ModPlug ones), and there are console clients available for it if you don't want to run a GUI. There are others too - many of them link with AdPlug already.
XMMS2 will run on BSD, Solaris, OSX and Linux and has both GUI and CLI clients, so it might meet your criteria (although it sounds like you're using a GUI given your other suggestion of a .desktop file?) Audacious is another one that supports AdPlug well under Linux, but it's GUI only.
I really miss that, when playing 3000 songs, it's not fun to press ctrl-c and run adplay again:
https://github.com/alexmyczko/modplug-tools has a readme with some nice interactive keyboard control (at the bottom), would it be possible to implement that into adplug? Or should i link against adplug and support adplug formats with modplug123?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: