This is a collection of small toys and tools for doing various things to MPD (Music Player Daemon) from the command line. Some of them are very useful, while others are only amusing.
Some examples of things the mpdtoys can do include moving the playing song between different mpd daemons on different machines, storing the state of a mpd daemon and loading it back later, reversing the playlist, slowly fading volume up or down, stopping playback after the current song finishes, emulating a skipping record, and editing the playlist in a text editor.
The mpdtoys are available in git at git://git.joeyh.name/mpdtoys, or
in gitweb.
News
mpdtoys 0.26 released with these changes
- Removed the debian directory from the upstream package, added CHANGELOG, LICENSE, and GPL files.
- mpload: Deal with volume or potentially other settings not being set when eg, nothing has been played yet, and avoid crashing. Thanks, Tomas Janousek for the patch.
- mpstore: Preserve random state when snapshotting. Thanks, Tomas Janousek for the patch.
- mplength: Only add times when they are defined Thanks, Ryan Kavanagh for the patch.
mpdtoys 0.25 released with these changes
- Orphaned the Debian package.
mpdtoys 0.24 released with these changes
- mprandomwalk: New toy to play random bits of all queued songs.
- mpinsert: Add -p option to begin playing inserted songs. Closes: #608690