Re: What is YOUR favorite music player?
 

Re: the Nokia Media Player, I use it just because it's there (i.e., laziness), has a clean & straightforward interface, and pulls in your music files (although this feature sometimes breaks). However, I just looked at YouAmp, and it has those things as well (except the laziness part). Hmm...

Re: What is YOUR favorite music player?
 

My personal favorite on any platform is xmms2 and that's what I expect to see on the n900 as well ;)

Re: What is YOUR favorite music player?
 

I find that xmms behaves very badly and is a pain in the neck to use* on my N800. Is there a different app called "xmms2" -- rather than "xmms" -- that is available for the NITs?

*For example, the windows insist on staying on top of other windows when other apps should have priority. (I also found that xmms sounds very good and plays and finds ogg files without problem.)

Re: What is YOUR favorite music player?
 

I use mpd, mmpc, and sonata.

Re: What is YOUR favorite music player?
 

I find that the built in player experiences the fewest glitches when also running maemomaper.
Probably the two most used apps while in the car. Probably half of my colection is ogg files and with the oggified stock media player I really notice very few unexpected pauses. My second favorite is ukmp just cause it had such cool features and was tactilly(sp) friendly

Re: What is YOUR favorite music player?
 

I'm starting to feel very bad for GPE Audio Player and Kilikali.
Makes me want to install them to try them out.

Re: What is YOUR favorite music player?
 

I recently uninstalled Canola, having found it slow to start up, and sluggish to respond. It was also difficult to do some things (e.g. add podcasts), and development seems to have stopped. I tried Kagu briefly, prompted by this thread, but I found the interface a bit confusing, and the functionality limited. I'm now trying out Mediabox, which looks promising.

Re: What is YOUR favorite music player?
 

Nothing, or almost nothing, suits my needs anymore :( too much data to parse hence Winamp-like interface doesn't cut it anymore. None of the iTunes-like interfaces are good enough. amaroK 1.x was interesting, but I don't run KDE and don't like the 2.x roadmap. There is also the issue of integrating between different desktop (and mobile) clients. For now, I'm using Rhythmbox + PulseAudio, and I'm moderate content.

Re: What is YOUR favorite music player?
 

for podcast-management give gpodder a try.

Re: What is YOUR favorite music player?
 

xmms2 is xmms redesigned from the ground up. It's a client-server approach so has multiple frontends available etc.

I'm not sure if xmms2 is available for the NITs yet.