> STDIN to add files to queue: `find ~/music | sad`
> Usage:
> sad [-sr] [-f socket]
I should also probably just let you add files to the queue by passing
them as arguments, duh. So:
Usage:
sad [-sr] [-f socket] [FILE]...
I mostly wanted the former so you can use tools like grep, sort, vipe,
etc.
Thanks for the suggestion of sad!
I've been using mpd with bindings I added to dwm along with a
libnotify/dunst background shell script on `mpc idle player`. mpd has
been total overkill for what I need. I just add my media library
(Vorbis) and shuffle them.
I've been playing a bit with sad and I
Bonus:
$ cd mymusicdir
$ ls
$ 1.mp3 2.mp3
$ mkfifo c
$ mpg321 -R foo <>c
$ echo "LOAD 1.mp3" >c
$ echo PAUSE >c
$ echo "LOAD 2.mp3" >c
$ echo QUIT >c
('foo' is a necessary anomaly: have a look at README.remote in the
distribution tarball.)
Cág wrote:
> I'm looking for something that looks like noice when I'm in my music
> folder: basically a list of file names and the current song's name and
> length at the bottom. No need for colours and album/year; ideally
mpg123 plays mp3s only, is a little old and cranky (it aborts with
alarm
