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Lyricod 0.3 (Default branch)
Lyricod is a server that simultaneously displays lyric .lrc files on screen as a song plays. It uses MPRIS (DBUS for media player control) to communicate with the media player. Therefore, it should work with a lot of different kind of media players. Lyricod should be compatable with any MPRIS enabled players. According to the MPRIS site, XMMS2, BMPx, VLC, Amarok, and Audacious should be MPRIS enabled. License: GNU General Public License v3 Changes:
Proxies are supported for network access. Cookies are handled. An offset tag bug was fixed. Character encoding support and lyric matching were improved. A bug in which forward and rewind stopped working after the last line of the lyric displayed was fixed.Image

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libplayer-test

LIBPLAYER-TEST(1)					      General Commands Manual						 LIBPLAYER-TEST(1)

NAME

       libplayer-test - a test media player utility which uses libplayer

SYNOPSIS

       libplayer-test [options ...] [files ...]

DESCRIPTION

       This manual page documents briefly the libplayer-test command.

       libplayer-test is a command-line media player which uses libplayer as a backend. It is mainly used to test and exercise libplayer capabili-
       ties.

OPTIONS

       -h --help
	      this help

       -p --player <player>
	      specify the player (mplayer|xine|vlc|gstreamer)

       -a --audio <audioout>
	      specify the audio output (alsa|oss|pulse|null)

       -g --video <videoout>
	      specify the video output (x11|sdl:x11|xv|gl|vdpau|fb|directfb|vaapi|null)

       -g --quality <level>
	      specify the picture quality (0|1|2, best to worse)

       -v --verbose
	      increase verbosity

       Default values are dummy player, auto video and auto audio output.

       Commands to use libplayer-test:

       #      change playback mode (auto or single)

       .      change loop value and mode

       ,      enable/disable shuffle on the playlist

       %      write a text on the OSD

       k      enable/disable OSD

       +/-    increase/decrease speed

       ]/[    audio delay +/- 100 ms

       0/9    increase/decrease volume

       m      set/unset mute

       2/1    5s forward/backward

       3/4    previous/next audio track

       5/6    previous/next subtitle

       7/8    previous/next TV analog channel

       {/}    previous/next radio channel

       (/)    previous/next chapter

       u      toggle subtitle visibility

       a      change aspect ratio (original/16:9)

       l      load a stream in the playlist

       v      print properties and metadata of the current stream

       j      take a video snapshot of a specific time position

       y      select a radio channel

       z      select a TV channel

       i      print current time position

       p      start a new playback

       o      pause/unpause the current playback

       s      stop the current playback

       b      start the previous stream in the playlist

       n      start the next stream in the playlist

       c      continue with the next stream accordingly to the playback mode

       r      remove the current stream of the playlist

       t      remove all streams of the playlist

       q      quit libplayer-test

       Commands for dvdnav:

       ARROWS menu navigation

       BACKSPACE
	      return to menu

       ENTER  select

SEE ALSO

       libplayer-testvdr (1)

AUTHOR

       libplayer was written by Benjamin Zores <ben@geexbox.org> and Mathieu Schroeter <mathieu.schroeter@mycable.ch>.

       This manual page was written by Davide Cavalca <davide@geexbox.org>, for the Debian project (but may be used by others).

								    10/12/2009							 LIBPLAYER-TEST(1)