"AmarokMPC synchronizes local music playback with Music Player Daemon using an Amarok script." (14 words)
AmarokMPC is an Amarok script designed to synchronize locally played music with an instance of the Music Player Daemon (MPD). This script is particularly useful for those who have the same music on different computers and want to play the same music on both at the same time, such as when mounted with NFS.
The current playlist is seamlessly transferred from Amarok to MPD and synchronized, meaning any events like play, stop, skip, and pause are also synced. The script works by translating local paths to remote equivalents, making it particularly useful to have while listening to music on the go.
In order to use AmarokMPC, you'll need a few requirements including Amarok, Python, MPD, PyQt, PyKDE, and py-libmpdclient2.
This updated version of AmarokMPC is compatible with newer versions of Amarok and promises to make music syncing even easier. Overall, if you're looking for a simple and straightforward way to sync music between computers using Amarok and MPD, AmarokMPC may be a great choice for you.
The current playlist is seamlessly transferred from Amarok to MPD and synchronized, meaning any events like play, stop, skip, and pause are also synced. The script works by translating local paths to remote equivalents, making it particularly useful to have while listening to music on the go.
In order to use AmarokMPC, you'll need a few requirements including Amarok, Python, MPD, PyQt, PyKDE, and py-libmpdclient2.
This updated version of AmarokMPC is compatible with newer versions of Amarok and promises to make music syncing even easier. Overall, if you're looking for a simple and straightforward way to sync music between computers using Amarok and MPD, AmarokMPC may be a great choice for you.
What's New
Version 0.21: N/A