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Phonik

1.2.1

Qt Sound Application

Score 67%

moolti-poolt i

Homepage: Link
Downloads: 539

Submitted: Jun 20 2009
Updated: Jan 14 2010

Description:

A music player for big collections lovers!

-Plays local files
-A simple music library
-internet-radio
-Plays all Phonon supported formats
-Supports m3u, pls.
-Change songs by pressing and rotate of middle mouse on the tray icon
-Several dirs for Library
-Shows tool-tips in system tray
-Remembers playlist

And still developing...

Depends:
- Python-sqlite
- PyQt
- Phonon

Don't forget install additional codecs for you phonon-backend to have ability play mp3, wma and cool formats:

Example for ubuntu/debian:
apt-get install gstreamer0.10-plugins-ugly
apt-get install gstreamer0.10-plugins-bad
or
sudo apt-get install libxine1-ffmpeg

Translations, bugreports and proposals are welcome!

Changelog:

1.2.1:
-Czech translation was added

1.2:
-Improvements in controls
-Big work over stabilisation
-Finally new icon

1.1:
-Links in title for artist and album
-A style change facility

1.0:
-Version changed to first stable
-Appearance improved

License: GPL

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Source?

by tigger-gg on: Jun 26 2009

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Where can I find the source?

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Re: Source?

by moolti-poolti on: Jul 16 2009

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Here is the project page: http://sourceforge.net/projects/phonik/
So, how is the player?:)

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Re: Re: Source?

by texstar on: Aug 13 2009

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No source tarball found.

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Good

by cleitonfelix on: Jul 19 2009

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I like it. Nice Work!

"...pra que usar de tanta educação, pra destilar terceiras intenções..."
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Re: Good

by moolti-poolti on: Jul 20 2009

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Thanks!
Made with love=)

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Where is the source code?

by texstar on: Aug 13 2009

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I'm looking for the source tarball so I can compile it for my distribution.

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Re: Where is the source code?

by moolti-poolti on: Aug 14 2009

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Ok, got it!
I will prepare the tarball in near weeks!

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Re: Re: Where is the source code?

by texstar on: Aug 14 2009

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Thank you kind sir. Most coders who release their software under the GPL license also provide access to the source code.

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Re: Re: Re: Where is the source code?

by moolti-poolti on: Aug 17 2009

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Oh no, shame on me, now I'm realy code gangter;)
<texstar> did read the previous comments?
Source code was available from the first commit of this project.
Have heard about sourceforge?
it's quite another matter, that's there is no prepared standard linux tarbal...

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Where is the source code?

by texstar on: Aug 17 2009

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I don't really care anymore but I package a lot of software and others usually provide a source tarball for convenience one can download or at least provide cvs checkout instructions on their website.

ttfn

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Where is the source code?

by moolti-poolti on: Aug 18 2009

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ok, do not umbrage at me, I would glad to share source tarball but I do not now how to do it better, but later I'll do it.
Here is svn account:
svn co https://phonik.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/phonik phonik

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Re: Re: Re: Where is the source code?

by moolti-poolti on: Aug 17 2009

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Oh no, shame on me, now I'm realy code gangter;)
<texstar> did read the previous comments?
Source code was available from the first commit of this project.
Have heard about sourceforge?
it's quite another matter, that's there is no prepared standard linux tarbal...

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Good, but...

by KenjiTakahashi on: Sep 6 2009

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Yeah, finally a good piece of a player :). But I have a few issues. Mainly, It's becomes slow when someone has a huge database of tracks (I have ~20000), sqlite should do it faster than it's doing it now ;). I won't stick to it anyway, because I'm using mpd, but just wanted to test sth that looked good :).
Ps. Link to Fedora package is not working, had to grab it from SF.

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by moolti-poolti on: Sep 10 2009

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Thanks for reply, KenjiTakahashi!

The main problem of the slow parsing is not the sqlplus, but phonon's parsing of media tags. So that not directly depends on me=(

I can only recommend to use phonon-xine as backend - it's much faster than phonon-gstreamer! But I must warn about xine, as before, it has problems with not english tags.

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Re: Re: Good, but...

by KenjiTakahashi on: Sep 11 2009

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KenjiTakahas hi
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I see, Phonon is fairly new, so I hope they will improve it's performance soon :).

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by moolti-poolti on: Sep 12 2009

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Yeah, phonon stands better from release to release! So let's wait for a little!

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Finally!

by zncdr on: Sep 16 2010

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zncdr

A proper lightweight Qt music player supporting phonon! Thanks a lot, I was losing faith already. Two comments:
(1) It seems I cannot go back to the currently played list after browsing the library while listening.
(2) The scroll-wheel volume change value: 10; is too steep, most apps use 3 or 5.

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Phonik

Qt Sound Application

1.2.1: -Czech translation was added 1.2: -Improvements in controls -Big work over stabilisation -Finally new icon 1.1: -Links in title for artist and album -A style change facility 1.0: -Version changed to first stable -Appearance improved

Source?

Where can I find the source?

Re: Source?

Here is the project page: http://sourceforge.net/projects/phonik/ So, how is the player?:)

Re: Re: Source?

No source tarball found.

Good

I like it. Nice Work!

Re: Good

Thanks! Made with love=)

Where is the source code?

I'm looking for the source tarball so I can compile it for my distribution.

Re: Where is the source code?

Ok, got it! I will prepare the tarball in near weeks!

Re: Re: Where is the source code?

Thank you kind sir. Most coders who release their software under the GPL license also provide access to the source code.

Re: Re: Re: Where is the source code?

Oh no, shame on me, now I'm realy code gangter;) <texstar> did read the previous comments? Source code was available from the first commit of this project. Have heard about sourceforge? it's quite another matter, that's there is no prepared standard linux tarbal...

Re: Re: Re: Re: Where is the source code?

I don't really care anymore but I package a lot of software and others usually provide a source tarball for convenience one can download or at least provide cvs checkout instructions on their website. ttfn

Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Where is the source code?

ok, do not umbrage at me, I would glad to share source tarball but I do not now how to do it better, but later I'll do it. Here is svn account: svn co https://phonik.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/phonik phonik

Re: Re: Re: Where is the source code?

Oh no, shame on me, now I'm realy code gangter;) <texstar> did read the previous comments? Source code was available from the first commit of this project. Have heard about sourceforge? it's quite another matter, that's there is no prepared standard linux tarbal...

Good, but...

Re: Good, but...

Re: Re: Good, but...

I see, Phonon is fairly new, so I hope they will improve it's performance soon :).

Re: Re: Re: Good, but...

Yeah, phonon stands better from release to release! So let's wait for a little!

Finally!

A proper lightweight Qt music player supporting phonon! Thanks a lot, I was losing faith already. Two comments: (1) It seems I cannot go back to the currently played list after browsing the library while listening. (2) The scroll-wheel volume change value: 10; is too steep, most apps use 3 or 5.

1.2.1:
-Czech translation was added

1.2:
-Improvements in controls
-Big work over stabilisation
-Finally new icon

1.1:
-Links in title for artist and album
-A style change facility

1.0:
-Version changed to first stable
-Appearance improved

Here is the project page: http://sourceforge.net/projects/phonik/
So, how is the player?:)

Thanks!
Made with love=)

Ok, got it!
I will prepare the tarball in near weeks!

Oh no, shame on me, now I'm realy code gangter;)
<texstar> did read the previous comments?
Source code was available from the first commit of this project.
Have heard about sourceforge?
it's quite another matter, that's there is no prepared standard linux tarbal...

I don't really care anymore but I package a lot of software and others usually provide a source tarball for convenience one can download or at least provide cvs checkout instructions on their website.

ttfn

ok, do not umbrage at me, I would glad to share source tarball but I do not now how to do it better, but later I'll do it.
Here is svn account:
svn co https://phonik.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/phonik phonik

Oh no, shame on me, now I'm realy code gangter;)
<texstar> did read the previous comments?
Source code was available from the first commit of this project.
Have heard about sourceforge?
it's quite another matter, that's there is no prepared standard linux tarbal...

A proper lightweight Qt music player supporting phonon! Thanks a lot, I was losing faith already. Two comments:
(1) It seems I cannot go back to the currently played list after browsing the library while listening.
(2) The scroll-wheel volume change value: 10; is too steep, most apps use 3 or 5.