xmms2 info
to automatically write signature files for my mails. However, I got annoyed by one quite painful thing: on my computer, it can take up to 40%
of the processor to play a MP3 file (AMD64 x2 4200+ @2.2GHz)! That is mad. One of the consequences was that the music was jaggy whenever aptitude
was upgrading packages... Annoying.
So, I've switched to mpd. It provides a decent command-line client, with possibly a bit less features than xmms2
, but it takes only a few percent of the processor's usage... Thanks !
2 comments:
I love mpd. I checked it out last year when Caspar Clemens Mierau blogged it on Planet Ubuntu back in June. Before that I was a diehard Amarok user but now I never fire up Amarok anymore, I just open up Sonata or Relaxx and let the tunage roll.
Sounds like you had a fucked up setup... did you read:
http://wiki.xmms2.xmms.se/wiki/Why_does_XMMS2_use_so_much_CPU
Did it help, otherwise update that page with your findings.
Post a Comment