tlarkin
10-02-2006, 01:13 AM
So, in my constant search for a media player that is more to my liking I stumbled upon this. Its apparently based off the firefox engine (open source)
http://www.songbirdnest.com/
I have it running on my windows machine right now and will toss it on linux OS X probably later this week or something.
So far I like it, takes up about 2% cpu when idle, and takes up
It has web browsing built into it as well. So you can right click audio files and get lyrics from google, or look up the artitst via wikipedia, lyrics
You have to download the ipod extension to get it to work. If someone tries it let me know how it pans out.
For example i right clicked one of my social distortion songs and did a search for them on wikipedia and sure enough it pulled up their wiki page.
Now, only if I could implement my firefox extensions.....all in one gestures, faster fox, tab browsing, this media player may be the one I choose to keep.
You should check it out. It also has support to burn discs and supports portable music devices. However, I do not have an ipod to test it with and I have no burned a CD as of yet.
You have to download an extension to use your ipod though. Let me know if anyone tries it out.
http://www.songbirdnest.com/
I have it running on my windows machine right now and will toss it on linux OS X probably later this week or something.
So far I like it, takes up about 2% cpu when idle, and takes up
It has web browsing built into it as well. So you can right click audio files and get lyrics from google, or look up the artitst via wikipedia, lyrics
You have to download the ipod extension to get it to work. If someone tries it let me know how it pans out.
For example i right clicked one of my social distortion songs and did a search for them on wikipedia and sure enough it pulled up their wiki page.
Now, only if I could implement my firefox extensions.....all in one gestures, faster fox, tab browsing, this media player may be the one I choose to keep.
You should check it out. It also has support to burn discs and supports portable music devices. However, I do not have an ipod to test it with and I have no burned a CD as of yet.
You have to download an extension to use your ipod though. Let me know if anyone tries it out.