DeaDBeeF 0.5.6 and 0.6.1 and 0.6.2

[ttuuxxx]

Here try this, It should be what you asked for.
ttuuxxx

Works perfectly, just what I needed - thanks ttuxxx!!

Your welcome
ttuuxxx

[totolanio]

DO you know the command to read a specific file within deadbeef (music player) ?

I'd like to make a shortcut of this !
Thank you

[don570]

Users should use deadbeef (and other audio players) with the
create-m3u script. It allows a folder of music to be made into a playlist
quickly.

http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?t=79825
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[greengeek]

here's the latest compiled on Slacko deadbeef 0.6.2, made the icons smaller in file size and coloured the play/pause button. made it default audio player. etc

Hi ttuuxxx, this quote is from your Sun 28 Dec 2014, 23:01 post. That pet works great for me on Slacko 5.6 but I was wondering if there was any chance of you modifying the pet with a couple of changes?

It would be even more perfect for my usage if:
1) It did not change the default audio player setting
2) Was available in the rightclick menu for mp3 file and also for directory.

Ordinarily I could make these changes after pet installation if I was using a savefile, but I'm not - what I need to do is to use the deadbeef pet after booting into a live CD session and have these two functions (play mp3 file with deadbeef and open directory with deadbeef) available on the rightclick menu straight after pet installation.

Is that doable?
cheers!

ps there are other reasons why I need to retain pmusic as the default player for audio tracks when leftclicked - but I also need the option to rightclick and use deadbeef for individual mp3 file and for whole directory.

Here try this, It should be what you asked for.
ttuuxxx

Hi ttuuxxx - did you remove the link or did the forum remove it? I am keen to find the pet again if it is still available. Don't know why I can't find it in my backups <grumble grumble>
cheers

[Pelo]

link for equalizers (provided by our tenor Medor (Toutou Linux)