Sound player released on March 21 Audacious 4.0.
Audacious is a player aimed at low consumption of computer resources, a fork of BMP, a successor to XMMS.
The new release uses by default Qt 5. GTK 2 remains as a build option, but all new features will be added to the Qt interface.
The WinAmp-like Qt interface was not finished for release and lacks features such as Jump to Song windows. Users of the WinAmp-like interface are recommended to use the GTK interface for now.
Improvements and changes:
- Clicking on the playlist column headings sorts the playlist.
- Dragging the playlist column headings changes the order of the columns.
- Volume and time step settings apply to the entire application.
- Added a new option to hide playlist tabs.
- Sorting the playlist by file path sorts the folders after the files.
- Implemented additional MPRIS calls for compatibility with KDE 5.16+.
- New tracker plugin based on OpenMPT.
- New visualizer “Sound Level Meter”.
- Added option to use SOCKS proxy.
- New commands “Next Album” and “Previous Album”.
- The new tag editor in the Qt interface can edit multiple files at once.
- Implemented an equalizer preset window in the Qt interface.
- Added the ability to locally download and save lyrics in the lyrics plugin.
- Visualizers “Blur Scope” and “Spectrum Analyzer” have been ported to Qt.
- Soundfont selection for the MIDI plugin has been ported to Qt.
- New options for the JACK plugin.
- Added option to loop PSF files endlessly.
Source: linux.org.ru