MPD client for KDE
Cantata is a (yet another!) client for the music player daemon (MPD). Originally started as a fork of QtMPC, the code is now *very* different. To be true to QtMPCs origins, Cantata can be compiled with KDE support, or as a pure Qt4 application (however, note that this is not fully tested). The interface is very configurable - most views can be shown as either a list or tree structure.
Currently Cantata has the following views:
1. Library - sorted as Album Artist (or Artist if Album Artist not set), Album, and finally Track.
2. Albums - displays albums as icons, sorted by their title.
3. Folders - displays MPDs virtual filesystem. (This view is hidden by default)
4. Playlists
5. Dynamic - dynamic playlists
6. Streams - allows saving of internet radio URLs
7. Lyrics
8. Info - if compiled with WebKit, displays artist/album information from wikipedia
9. Server Info - shows MPDs statistics. (This view is hidden by default)
10. Devices - enables copying from/to USB-Mass-Storage (UMS) and MTP devices. (KDE build only)
The sidebar has a context menu, allowing you to control its style and what items are shown.
See http://mpd.wikia.com/wiki/Client:Cantata for more information.
- Developed at KDE:Extra
- Sources inherited from project openSUSE:Factory
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0001-Correctly-handle-changing-Basic-mode-music-fo |
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| cantata-2.4.1.tar.gz | 0004158830 3.97 MB | |
| cantata.changes | 0000081760 79.8 KB | |
| cantata.spec | 0000004639 4.53 KB | |
| correct-path-saved-lyrics.patch | 0000002146 2.1 KB | |
| fix-translations-with-qt5.diff | 0000000461 461 Bytes |
Revision 16 (latest revision is 26)
Dominique Leuenberger (dimstar_suse)
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Cor Blom (cornelisbb)
(revision 16)
- i586 build ignore libexec setting for some reason, so added
conditional for this in the file list
- Install helper apps into %{_libexecdir} and not into /usr/lib
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