xmms1x
Versatile x audio player that looks like winamp
Usage
xmms [-efhmnprsvu]
[--enqueue]
[--fwd]
[--help]
[--show-main-window]
[--session]
[--play]
[--rew]
[--stop]
[--version]
[--pause]
[files]
Overview
This manual page documents briefly the xmms command. It was written to be a basic manual, with no additions - just the syntax manual. It is also probably outdated.
XMMS is X11 audio MPEG player which has mpg123 engine and looks almost the same as famous Winamp (it was previously known as x11amp, too). It supports streaming MP3s AKA shoutcast, and includes some neat features like the spectrum analyzer, oscilloscope, skins and playlist.
Options
The program follows the usual GNU command line syntax, with long options starting with two dashes (`-'). Most options can be used when xmms is already running.
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-e, --enqueue -
Don't clear the playlist.
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-f, --fwd -
Skip forward in playlist.
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-h, --help -
Display the help text and exit.
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-m, --show-main-window -
Show the main window.
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-n, --session -
Select XMMS session (Default: 0).
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-p, --play -
Start playing current playlist.
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-r, --rew -
Skip backwards in playlist.
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-s, --stop -
Stop current song.
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-v, --version -
Print version number and exit.
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-u, --pause -
Pause current song.