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2009-08-19
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Having said that, I do believe that there is a need for something that is simply an audio player. I for one, would like a simple MP3 player without the bells and whistles of a video player and photo viewer. And I hope that doing that would make the software faster and less resource consuming. Maybe these elements of the software can become separate components, installed separately, just like the YouTube plugin is, for example.
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2009-08-19
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@ Germany
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can i make a suggestion-stop your work on media box-its too late in the game-
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2009-08-19
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What game? I do this for fun and have no intention of stopping my work. And some people really seem to love it. I'm certainly not a good UI designer, but the user community is very helpful and has good ideas.
YouAMP is great but not the kind of user interface I want to use in car for playing music.
Playing videos was the main motivation for me to start developing MediaBox.
It's simple IMHO. It's a slim core with a bunch of plugins. It's getting simpler with each release (in terms of program architecture).
Yes, but they all exist because, apparently, the original media player from Nokia was not flashy enough or didn't provide some features, or was too restricted in terms of filetypes it can play.
They both do their job very well. But some people like it flashy, or at least finger-friendly.
In terms of RAM consumption, YouAMP is not much better than MediaBox. Indexes require space.
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2009-08-19
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As far as I remember, doesn't xmms install on Maemo? This would fit your requirements.
For the record, I have the same issue on my Linux desktop as well. I have amaroK for a media center application, media library and the like, but to play something down and dirty, there is xmms, audacious and the like.
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2009-08-19
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I do this for fun and have no intention of stopping my work.
And some people really seem to love it. I'm certainly not a good UI designer,
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2009-08-19
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@ Moscow
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2009-08-20
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Is the development paused at the moment? I haven't found SVN updates and packages' updates for quite a long time, so can you, please, share a bit what's going on?I have some new suggestions and ideas as usual
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2009-08-20
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2009-08-20
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@ Virginia, USA
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Having said that, I do believe that there is a need for something that is simply an audio player. I for one, would like a simple MP3 player without the bells and whistles of a video player and photo viewer. And I hope that doing that would make the software faster and less resource consuming. Maybe these elements of the software can become separate components, installed separately, just like the YouTube plugin is, for example.
I personally do not use Mediabox for the singular reason that there is not way to get back to the Album I am playing from the track I am playing, in a single click. If that feature were to be brought back, I would switch back. But regardless, I think Mediabox is a great software .