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=== Supporting amaroK === | === Supporting amaroK === | ||
amaroK is an open source project that exists and grows through the work of many volunteers that donate their time and effort. amaroK is always looking for new volunteers and contributions, whether it's help with coding, bug fixing or reporting, writing documentation, translations, promotion assitance, or financial assistance. All contributions are gratefully appreciated and eagerly accepted. For more information on how to support amaroK have a look at the [[/SupportAmaroK|support amaroK]] page. | amaroK is an open source project that exists and grows through the work of many volunteers that donate their time and effort. amaroK is always looking for new volunteers and contributions, whether it's help with coding, bug fixing or reporting, writing documentation, translations, promotion assitance, or financial assistance. All contributions are gratefully appreciated and eagerly accepted. For more information on how to support amaroK have a look at the [[Amarok/Archives/SupportAmaroK|support amaroK]] page. | ||
Revision as of 06:40, 11 December 2012
amaroK 1.4 'Fast Forward' Released
May 17, 2006 (The INTERNET). The amaroK Project is happy to announce the next major release of the award-winning amaroK media player. amaroK is the most functional audio player and manager for Linux®- and Unix®-like systems. It includes an easy-to-use collection system, playback via the xine and Helix multimedia frameworks, highly controllable playlist management, support for Podcasts and a lot more.
Major changes include:
- Tagging support for all major audio formats (OGG, MP3, MP4, AAC, FLAC, RealMedia, WMA)
- Greatly enhanced media device support (iPod®, IFP/IRiver®, generic USB Mass Storage-based devices)
- Reworked tagging dialog for better management of the collection
- Gapless playback
- User configurable rating system
- More options to configure the sidebar
- Improved podcast integration
- Many backend optimizations and user interface improvements
Beside this, there have been a great many other improvements including bugfixes and new features. A guide detailing all of the new features and changes in amaroK 1.4 'Fast Forward', including screenshots, is available at the What's New in 1.4 page.
Getting amaroK 1.4 'Fast Forward'
The Fastest and easiest way to obtain amaroK is to download pre-built packages for your Linux® distribution. At release time there are packages for Arch, Debian, Gentoo, Kubuntu, Mandriva and SUSE. You find them at the amaroK download page. Other distributions will follow, so if yours isn't listed yet at the download page, it should be available soon.
If you don't want to wait, you also can build amaroK 1.4 yourself. For information on how to do that please have a look at the how to install amaroK 1.4 page.
Supporting amaroK
amaroK is an open source project that exists and grows through the work of many volunteers that donate their time and effort. amaroK is always looking for new volunteers and contributions, whether it's help with coding, bug fixing or reporting, writing documentation, translations, promotion assitance, or financial assistance. All contributions are gratefully appreciated and eagerly accepted. For more information on how to support amaroK have a look at the support amaroK page.