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Rhythmbox is an audio player that plays and helps organize digital music. Originally inspired by Apple's iTunes, it is free software, designed to work well under the GNOME Desktop using the GStreamer media framework. It is currently under active development. For other uses, see Software developer (disambiguation). ...
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Features
Rhythmbox offers a growing number of features, including:
Music playback Playback from a variety of digital music sources is supported, excluding MIDI. The most common playback is music stored locally as files on the computer (the 'Library'). Rhythmbox supports playing streamed Internet radio and podcasts as well. The Replay Gain standard is supported. Musical Instrument Digital Interface, or MIDI, is a system designed to transmit information between electronic musical instruments. ...
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Searching and sorting of music in the library is supported. Playlists may be created to group and order music. Users may also create 'smart playlists,' ones that are automatically updated (like a database query) based on a customized rule of selection criteria rather than an arbitrary list of tracks. Music may be played back in shuffle (random) mode or repeat mode. In its most general form, a playlist is simply a list of songs. ...
Track ratings are supported and used by the shuffle mode algorithm to play higher-rated tracks more often. Optional automatic track rating is supported.
Music importing - Audio CD ripping (requires the optional Sound Juicer package)
- Comprehensive audio format support through GStreamer
- iPod support (experimental)
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Audio CD burning Since the 0.9 release, Rhythmbox can create audio CDs from playlists.
Album Cover display Since the 0.9.5 release, Rhythmbox can display cover art of the currently playing album. However, rather than reading the embedded ID3 tags for album artwork, the plugin searches the internet to find corresponding artwork.
Song Lyrics display Since the 0.9.5 release, Rhythmbox can provide song lyrics of the currently playing song (as long as they are stored in a lyrics database like leoslyrics).
Last.fm Support Since the 0.9.6 release, Rhythmbox can submit played songs info to your Last.fm account. Since release 0.9.7 it can also play Last.fm music streams. Last. ...
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Jamendo Support Since the 0.9.6 release, Rhythmbox can browse and play all the Jamendo free (as in freedom) music library Jamendo is a music platform and community combining: Creative Commons/Free Art Licence licensed music BitTorrent and eDonkey for full album downloads Ogg Vorbis and MP3 encoded audio files An integrated rating and recommendation system Tags and reviews to discover artists Voluntary donations to artists through Paypal All music on...
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Integration  Rhythmbox can be easily integrated into the GNOME Panel. Rhythmbox has been extensively integrated with a number of external programs, services and devices including: - Nautilus file manager context-menu integration (off by default in version 0.8.8).
- XChat, via an XChat plugin. Rhythmbox XChat Announcer (Perl)
- Pidgin-Rhythmbox automatically updates the Pidgin user profile with details of the currently playing track
- Gajim and Pidgin include options for automatically updating the user status with details of currently playing track[citation needed]
- Music Applet (previous known as the Rhythmbox Applet), a GNOME panel applet that provides Rhythmbox playback controls from within the panel
- Shuffle, a gDesklet providing an interface for Rhythmbox resembling an iPod Shuffle[citation needed]
- Rhythmlet, another gDesklet that retrieves album art locally or from Amazon.com, has configurable display strings, playback controls, editable ratings and a seek bar
- SideCandyRhythmbox, a gDesklet-based Rhythmbox control and SideCandy display
- Rhythmbox XSLT allows the music library to be viewed as a web page
- Drivel inserts the name of the track Rhythmbox is currently playing into a LiveJournal blog entry
- Rhythmbox Tune Publisher publishes the currently playing Rhythmbox track to Jabber via the User Tune protocol (used by the Jabber World Map)
- Blue Remote allows Rhythmbox to be operated from a Bluetooth-enabled phone
- FoxyTunes, a Mozilla Firefox extension that provides Rhythmbox playback controls from within the web browser
- Plugins for browsing and listening to Creative Commons licensed albums from Jamendo and Magnatune.
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