
JuK 2.2 is part of the KDE 3.4 KDE Multimedia package. JuK packages are
distributed with basically all current Linux and many Unix distributions.
Features
- An easy to use, playlist and metadata focused
interface with several playlist types:
- Collection List where the entire database of
music is shown and automatically updated based on folders the user
has indicated contain their music collection
- Search Playlists that allow for powerful
combinations of search criteria to produce dynamically updated
playlists
- Dynamic Lists which are produced by using multiple
selection in the playlist selector and are a union of two or more
playlists
- Folder Playlists which represent a single folder
in the file system and are updated automatically based on its contents
- History Playlist which stores a history of the what
the user has played
- Play Queue, an enhancement of the popular Play Next
funtionality of previous versions that enables a manegable upcoming queue of
items to be played
- Player and tag editor for several audio formats:
- MP3 (MPEG Layer 3 Audio)
- Ogg Vorbis
- FLAC (Free Lossless Audio Codec)
- MPC (MusePack)
- Multiple audio output backends:
- aRts (Default)
- GStreamer 0.8
- aKode
- Inline search for quick filtering of the currently visible
items
- MusicBrainz integration for
file identification on over the internet
- File renamer that renames files based on the tag
content
- A powerful tag editor that works seemlessly with all supported music
formats
- CD burning support via the popular K3b tool
- Visually attractive, but unobtrusive track announcements
- A Now Playing heads-up style title bar featuring the album
cover, links to show more from the playing artist or album and a brief history of previously
played items
- Cover art management via Google Image Search
- Random play including Album Random Play for randomly playing
complete albums
Screenshots
| JuK 2.2 |
Tree View |
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| CD Burning |
File Renamer Configuration |
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| Tag Editor (inline and full) |
MusicBrainz Integration |
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Wiki
There's more information on JuK, including a Tips & Tricks section
documentation on the DCOP API in the
JuK section of the KDE wiki.
Developer Blogs
Scott's Recent Blog Entries
Michael's Recent Blog Entries
Development
If you'd like to get involved in JuK development, please send patches and
whatnot to kde-multimedia@kde.org.
General information on developing in and for KDE, including instructions on how
to fetch packages from CVS are included in the KDE
Developers' Corner.