Hi i want just to show you a little script can be install and uninstall easly the plugin musepack for xmms,
nice for newbies and persons want lurn script bash.
The script run with an internet connection (a test is include) and you can choice with a menu the tarball archive or the unzip archive.
Screenshot ans download :

Musepack-xmms

it's a french website but the script is write in english for download clik to "télécharger le fichier maintenant" placed at bottom of the page.

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Nice. I'll give it a try.

Thanks.

Playing mpc files works fine.
Tags are not shown. Is it normal behaviour ot have I done something wrong (I'm new to Linux and XMMS)?

Musepack support is poor under linux, there is only a xmms plugin, and this one don't support APEv2 tags.

problably not good support for Gnu/linux platform but my MPC files is nice quality extract/encode and
TAGs are show look :



If you're mpc files haven't good tag you can try
EasyTag it's a very good soft (many languages are availables), it can tag Musepack files and more formats..

http://easytag.sourceforge.net/fr/

and a small presentation of 3 softwares for tag under Gnu/linux (only for french) :

Taging MP3, OGG, FLAC, MPC, APE sous Gnu/linux

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Like i said, i use apev2 tags.
Id3v1 isn't able to contain all the metadata that my musepack files have. So i'll lose precious information.

The XMMS-Plugin on musepack.tk reads APEv2 Tags just fine.

I've heard of two cases of strange clipping problems though. But at least here it works flawlessly.

yes the 0.96 can read APEv2 and the scriptshell Musepack-xmms install the 0.98 version if you choice the zip installation

a new version can with argument line "-b" install musepack for beep-media-player
Usage for xmms :
$./Musepack-xmms

Usage for beep-media-player :
$./Musepack-xmms -b

http://routes-linux.scooba.org/download.ph...=geninfo&did=34

bye !