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	amaroK Details
		CNR Warehouse > Audio & MP3 > MP3 & Streaming Audio > amaroK
		amaroK is an easy to use music player.
		amaroK is a soundsystem-independent music player for Linux.
	www.linspire.com /lindows_products_details.php?product_id=13115 (120 words)

	PACKAGES.TXT
		amaroK is the most advanced amarok: audio player for the K Desktop Environment, with features amarok: reaching far beyond what other players provide today.
		PACKAGE NAME: songs-0.3-i486-1arf.tgz PACKAGE LOCATION:./fred PACKAGE SIZE (compressed): 74 K PACKAGE SIZE (uncompressed): 190 K PACKAGE REQUIRED: PACKAGE DESCRIPTION: songs: songs-0.3 A recorder and mixer for audio files songs: songs: Songs is a tool to record and mix audio files songs: songs: songs: songs: songs: songs: songs: Packed by Fred Broders.
		PACKAGE NAME: cryptopp-5.1-i486-1pcx.tgz PACKAGE LOCATION:./pcxz/cryptopp PACKAGE SIZE (compressed): 10616 K PACKAGE SIZE (uncompressed): 49930 K PACKAGE REQUIRED: PACKAGE DESCRIPTION: cryptopp: cryptopp-5.1 cryptopp: cryptopp: Crypto++ Library is a free C++ class library of cryptographic schemes.
	yu.samba.org /linuxpackages/Slackware-10.0/PACKAGES.TXT (120 words)

	History - Amarok Wiki
		Title: amaroK 1.1-beta1 released From: Mark Kretschmann The amaroK team announces version 1.1-beta1 of the amaroK audio player In time for the annual KDE developer conference "aKademy", we present amaroK 1.1, the next generation of the leading audio player for KDE.
		Title: amaroK 1.0-beta4 released From: Mark Kretschmann The amaroK team announces version 1.0-beta4 of the amaroK audio player This release will probably be the last beta version before the 1.0 final release.
		Title: amaroK 0.6.91 CVS snapshot released From: Mark Kretschmann This is a snapshot of our current development version, to give you an impression of the stuff we're working on.
	amarok.kde.org /wiki/index.php/History (120 words)

	Tux & Linux Info & Fun
		So it seems amaroK has the same old features found in the average audio player, but we did not stop there.
		amaroK is a full featured audio player that is both powerful and easy to use.
		The Amarok Team proudly announces their come-back with a thunderstrike: Presenting you the first beta release of amaroK 1.2.
	www.tuxsite.blogspot.com (120 words)

	AmaroK - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		A screenshot of amaroK audio player for KDE, showing the player window and playlist manager.
		As the word "amarok" (or "amaroq") means "wolf" in Inuktitut, amaroK uses wolves in its artwork.
		It is currently released independently from the kdemultimedia package, though this may change in the near future, with amaroK possibly replacing some of the older applications such as Noatun.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/AmaroK (314 words)

	Mike Oldfield - Tubular.net - Amarok
		Amarok was originally intended as a sequel to Ommadawn.
		It's almost impossible to take any section of Amarok on its own without it sounding rather out of place, meaning that it wasn't possible to turn any part into a single, or play it on the radio.
		As such, he created in Amarok a completely uncommercial album.
	tubular.net /discography/Amarok.shtml (1661 words)

	amaroK - rediscover your music
		We are pleased to read a recent review of amaroK in the Grumpy Editor series at LWN.net, in which the author describes the best and worst features of four popular GNU/Posix audio players.
		In other news, amaroK 1.4 development is now in full swing.
		Describing amaroK in all its glory is difficult, yet he manages to include most of amaroK's awesome features.
	amarok.kde.org (640 words)

	amaroK Interview - Application of the Month
		amaroK is a heavily context and database based audio player for the KDE desktop, with advanced playlist handling capabilities, which is still simple enough to use that most users will be able to handle most of the program's features without much experience.
		Xatax: As amaroK is one of the most stable application in CVS i know, i would actualy recommend the good old cvs-up(svn-up?) andand./configure andand make andand make install, Gives you the latest bugfixes, features and of course the feeling of being ahead from the rest of the world.
		Seb: I am still under the impression that the overlord of the amaroK application is the wise amaroK bot which resides in the IRC channel.
	www.kde.org.uk /apps/amarok/interview.html (2952 words)

	NewsForge AmaroK is a step up for Linux audio players
		AmaroK is also the first player, on any platform, to include integrated support for Audioscrobbler.
		AmaroK has all of the basic features of modern Windows audio players, and some features that I haven't seen in any other player.
		Finally, amaroK is integrated with K3b, which makes it dead simple to burn any playlist to CD.
	software.newsforge.com /software/05/03/04/1746210.shtml?tid=130&tid=75 (1986 words)

	Amarok 1.1 Review (Linux Reviews)
		Amarok has two options that can help you know what you are listening to and such.
		As of this writing Amarok is at version 1.1 and this is my first time getting to use it.
		It was time for KDE to bring a real player/manager to the table...enter Amarok.
	linuxreviews.org /software/media-sound/amarok (951 words)

	amaroK 1.3 'Airborne' Takes Off
		After four months of development, the amaroK team has finished the new stable release of the popular KDE based audio player.
		One idea is to have amaroK 2.0's release be simultaneous as KDE 4.0, as we are looking forward to taking advantage of the new technology made available by Qt 4.0 and the potential of KDE 4.0 as soon as possible.
		amaroK is one of the first applications to integrate live information from the free encyclopedia, providing useful facts about the music you are currently listening to.
	dot.kde.org /1124373869 (1194 words)

	amaroK Live 1.3 Released with Open Music
		Based upon the KDE-centric PCLinuxOS, amaroK Live is not a complete Live CD distribution as much as it is a demonstration of an extremely cool audio player.
		Amarok tracks ratings automatically based on how often you start a song, how often you listen to it all the way through, and how often you skip it, which usually gives an indication of how well you like it.
		The amaroK team would like to announce the immediate release of version 1.3 of the innovative amaroK Live CD.
	dot.kde.org /1128376096 (2043 words)

	amaroK: Next Generation Audio Player Hits 1.1
		Before amaroK was born, most KDE users were stuck with XMMS; others would even run console-based audio players.
		Amarok is great in that I can just browse my collection right on the drive and drag the folder to the current playlist.
		amarok seems to become very nice, altough i have got a lot of crashes when using version 1.1 especially when i try opening streams while using arts-engine, but also xine-engine doesn't work with streams (for me).
	dot.kde.org /1096390465 (4497 words)

	Debian -- amarok-gstreamer
		This package provides the GStreamer engine for amaroK, which you may need if GStreamer is your sound-system of choice or to play some of the audio formats that gstreamer-plugins support but the other engines don't.
		The default audiosink that will be installed this package is OSS, but amaroK works with most other audiosinks (e.g., ALSA); there is an option in the configuration dialog to select the preferred sink and device.
		Note that you can't use this package and output sound into aRts, since this engine will not allow artssink to be used.
	packages.debian.org /unstable/kde/amarok-gstreamer (195 words)

	Announcing amaroK Live CD
		The amaroK development team has teamed up with the Creative Commons sponsored Wired CD, published last year by Wired Magazine, to create a really cool Live CD called amaroK Live.
		amaroK Live is not so much a Live CD distro as it is a demonstration of a really cool music player.
		The cool thing about amaroK Live is that you can remaster it easily with a selection of your own music, and take it to a party.
	dot.kde.org /1110426963 (600 words)

	freshmeat.net: Project details for amaroK
		amaroK is a sound system-independent audio-player for Unix.
		New features include a DCOP call for accessing amaroK's database, which allows querying arbitrary information from the collection.
		Its interface uses a powerful "browser" metaphor that allows you to create playlists that make the most of your music collection.
	freshmeat.net /releases/191895 (261 words)

	amaroK
		'amaroK' is a multimedia player that uses the aRts sound server framework to play audio media and streams, and features a fresh and efficient approach to playlist handling.
		The emphasis is on the quick and easy user interface, allowing for fast access to the media library.
		Please consider donating to the FSF to help support this project.
	directory.fsf.org /amaroK.html (207 words)

	Amarok - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		AmaroK is also an audio player for KDE.
		The word amarok refers to several different things:
		All active users are invited to vote in the Elections for the Board of Trustees of the Wikimedia Foundation.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Amarok (207 words)

	LinuxLinks News
		AmaroK has all of the basic features of modern Windows audio players, and some features that I haven't seen in any other player.
		The name "amaroK" was taken from an album by composer Mike Oldfield.
		AmaroK allows you to create file trees using artist, album, year, or genre in any order.
	www.linuxlinks.com /portal/news/article.php?story=20050311165540290 (207 words)

	RPM resource Amarok
		AmaroK is a multi-media (video and audio) player based on the aRts multimedia framework.
		The search service can find package by either name ( apache), provides( webserver), absolute file names ( /usr/bin/apache), binaries ( gprof) or shared libraries ( libXm.so.2) in standard path.
		Emphasis is on the quick and easy user interface, allowing for fast access to the media library.
	fr.rpmfind.net /linux/rpm2html/search.php?query=Amarok (207 words)

	AmaroK [Definition]
		amaroK is an audio player application for KDE KDE (K Desktop Environment) is a free desktop environment and development platform built with Trolltech's Qt toolkit.
		The word "amarok" means wolf The Wolf or Grey Wolf (Canis lupus) is a mammal of the Canidae family and the ancestor of the domestic dog.
		A powerful scripting interface, allowing amaroK to be extended through any DCOP DCOP which stands for Desktop COmmunication Protocol is a light-weight interprocess communication system that allows programs and users to pass messages with and remotely control applications.
	www.wikimirror.com /AmaroK (207 words)

	amaroK: Next Generation Audio Player Hits 1.1
		Before amaroK was born, most KDE users were stuck with XMMS; others would even run console-based audio players.
		Amarok is great in that I can just browse my collection right on the drive and drag the folder to the current playlist.
		amarok seems to become very nice, altough i have got a lot of crashes when using version 1.1 especially when i try opening streams while using arts-engine, but also xine-engine doesn't work with streams (for me).
	dot.kde.org /1096390465 (207 words)

	Application of the Month: amaroK
		amaroK has worked very well for me as it has progressed from the first version I used-1.0 (a touch buggy at times, liked to hate arts) to the very stable, usable, and thankfully ad-free player it is now.
		amaroK is an amazing app, my friend has a play list with at least 10,000 mp3s (he has a total of over 47,000, I know its disturbing) and there isn't any lag in the user interface.
		It is impressive that it can play virtually every kind of audio file out there without much ado at all.
	dot.kde.org /1117761603 (1217 words)

	amaroK - rediscover your music
		We are pleased to read a recent review of amaroK in the Grumpy Editor series at LWN.net, in which the author describes the best and worst features of four popular GNU/Posix audio players.
		Describing amaroK in all its glory is difficult, yet he manages to include most of amaroK's awesome features.
		Scriptable lyrics support, amaroK can now get lyrics from ANY lyrics site (if you, or someone else, make a simple script-based plugin)
	amarok.kde.org /index.php?set_albumName=1-2-series&id=3_G&... (853 words)

	amaroK: Next Generation Audio Player Hits 1.1
		Before amaroK was born, most KDE users were stuck with XMMS; others would even run console-based audio players.
		Amarok is great in that I can just browse my collection right on the drive and drag the folder to the current playlist.
		amarok seems to become very nice, altough i have got a lot of crashes when using version 1.1 especially when i try opening streams while using arts-engine, but also xine-engine doesn't work with streams (for me).
	dot.kde.org /1096390465 (4491 words)

	kde-cvs digest
		Having experienced many badly designed audio players where glamour and gimmickry seem to have been the development priorities, the amaroK team set out to develop a player that was focused on usability (but still looked cool!).
		amaroK 0.9-beta1 is a vast improvement over the 0.8 series, being more refined and packed full of new features.
		Centred around a large, well-constructed playlist, amaroK is designed to make assembling and enjoying your music hassle-free.
	www.kde.org /areas/cvs-digest/html/feb202004.html (4491 words)

	Amazon.co.uk: Search Results Music: Amarok
		Amarok ~ Mike Oldfield -- (Audio CD - May 29, 2000)
	www.amazon.co.uk /exec/obidos/external-search?tag=thewebsmithsbo00&keyword=Amarok&mode=music (4491 words)

	PACKAGES.TXT
		PACKAGE NAME: icecast-2.2.0-i486-1dg.tgz PACKAGE LOCATION:./daemons PACKAGE SIZE (compressed): 131 K PACKAGE SIZE (uncompressed): 430 K PACKAGE REQUIRED: PACKAGE CONFLICTS: PACKAGE SUGGESTS: PACKAGE DESCRIPTION: icecast: Icecast (a streaming media server) icecast: icecast: Icecast is a streaming media server which currently supports Ogg icecast: Vorbis and MP3 audio streams.
		PACKAGE NAME: libgdiplus-1.1.7-i486-1dg.tgz PACKAGE LOCATION:./incubator PACKAGE SIZE (compressed): 3348 K PACKAGE SIZE (uncompressed): 7940 K PACKAGE REQUIRED: PACKAGE CONFLICTS: PACKAGE SUGGESTS: PACKAGE DESCRIPTION: libgdiplus: libgdiplus (Open Source implementation of the GDI+ API) libgdiplus: libgdiplus: An Open Source implementation of the GDI+ API, it is part libgdiplus: of the Mono Project.
		PACKAGE NAME: ebtables-2.0.6-i486-2dg.tgz PACKAGE LOCATION:./utils PACKAGE SIZE (compressed): 40 K PACKAGE SIZE (uncompressed): 100 K PACKAGE REQUIRED: PACKAGE CONFLICTS: PACKAGE SUGGESTS: PACKAGE DESCRIPTION: ebtables: ebtables ebtables: ebtables: ebtables is a user space tool, it is used to set up and maintain ebtables: the tables of Ethernet frame rules in the Linux kernel.
	mirror.on.net.mk /Damjan/slackware-10.1/PACKAGES.TXT (4491 words)

	Techzonez - AmaroK is a step up for Linux audio players
		AmaroK has all of the basic features of modern Windows audio players, and some features that I haven't seen in any other player.
		While it is a tad heavy on the resources perhaps, AmaroK is the coolest media player that I have ever seen for those with an iPod wanting to branch out to Linux.
		AmaroK's interface is split into two different panes.
	www.techzonez.com /forums/printthread.php?t=14389 (4491 words)

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