[mow_the_hawk]

Interesting. I think I might start usuing grip seeing its popularity here. I have also started playing with some other players.

 

[Malus]

I run FreeBSD, but I assume that is close enough:

Playing: Amarok
Ripping: crip
Transcoding: my own scripts

 

[micagreenmachine]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Malus /img/forum/go_quote.gif I run FreeBSD, but I assume that is close enough: Playing: Amarok Ripping: crip Transcoding: my own scripts

If we're not careful, we're going to start getting OSX posts in here... But I guess FreeBSD is ok.

Playing: Amarok, xmms, MythTV's music (rarely, it still sux quite bad ATM)
Ripping: cdparanoia/oggenc/flac (my rockbox'ed X5L likes ogg and flac)
Transcoding: whatever tools that happen to be around...

 

[Freakzilla]

I use Exaile.
XMMS for a quick song here and there.

 

[syndrome]

For playing I love using Muine for Gnome. Here's a link:

Muine Music Player

It's small and tidy. Perfect for my taste

 

[shem]

At work where I have a 48KHz-only sound in the mobo, I use mplayer for playing since it can be configured to do very good upsampling (for some reason aqualung & sinc src do not work). At home aqualung or xmms for playing.

Kaudiocreator, cdparanoia, cdrdao or EAC (wine) for ripping.

Ardour for recording.

 

[wanderman]

Amarok when not gaming.

 

[delaril]

Ripping/encoding: Rubyripper > flac > ogg
Playback: MPD with Sonata
Tagging and organizing: Ex Falso (Quod Libet's tag editor)

 

[rustbucket]

I use Amarok for playback and abcde for ripping (really really nice command line ripper.

I'm curious about what folks use for the highest quality output from Linux. I'm using the xine engine to an external DAC right now, but I haven't been able to find much information on resampling etc...

 

[FalconP]

Amarok is a powerful and feature-rich player, but I just don't listening to music on computers that much.

 

[El Condor]

On Slackware 9.0/10.0

Play: XMMS
Rip: Never tried but I'd go for grip
Record: None

On Windows XP

Play: Foobar2K on KS
Rip: Audiograbber (simple but fantastic ripper with CDDB support!)
Record: None

On OSX

Play: Cog
Rip: Max > wav
Record: None

 

[3000]

I use Quod Libet to listen to some music and EAC (wine) to rip my cd's.

 

[progo]

Ripping's done with cdparanoia (using rubyripper as an easening gui, very cool!)
Playing Amarok.
Recordings would be done with Audacity if I had any to do.

 

[pokipoki]

aqualung as player (APE, FLAC, WavPack etc), it's better than foobar or amarok, especially when used with LADSPA or TAD plugins.

If you have a good soundcard, Jack with real-time kernel is best.

Aqualung Music Player - Screenshots

 

[drjoms]

Linux ultranerd here.
I only listen to stuff.
Qmmp/rhytmbox. Mostly Qmmp.