Amarok is a sound system-independent audio-player for Unix. Its interface uses a powerful "browser" metaphor that allows you to create playlists that make the most of your music collection.
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New features include a DCOP call for accessing
amaroK's database, which allows querying arbitrary
information from the collection. The graphical
equalizer script was improved. A global shortcut
for muting has been added. Several bugs in the
GStreamer engine and in the main application were
fixed.
New features include theming support, making it possible to style the context browser with your favorite designs, and a new graphical control script for the equalizer. There are bugfixes for the GStreamer backend, which can now play Vorbis radio streams with full metadata support. The LibVisual support has been fixed, and several other improvements have been made.
Many important bugfixes and stability improvements have been made. Also several new features were added, including .ram playlist support, the ability to choose between multiple Musicbrainz results and several new DCOP scripting functions. The internal SQLite database has been upgraded to the latest version, providing improved performance.
New features include full support for Audioscrobbler, a 10-band graphic Equalizer, and the automatic song lyrics fetcher. This release supports MySQL as a database backend and offers much faster playlist handling, making full use of the Collection database. Another new feature is the scripting interface, which allows you to extend the application easily. There are many usability improvements.
