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# Excellent colours, best for transparent terminals.
# Only actually important information is emphasized by red.
# Selected items are underlined.

#property fg bg fx
background = default default
frame = black default
window_title = black default
directory = black default
selected_directory = black default underline
playlist = black default
selected_playlist = black default underline
file = black default
selected_file = black default underline
marked_file = red default
marked_selected_file = red default underline
info = black default
status = black default
title = red default dim
state = black default
current_time = black default
time_left = black default
total_time = red default
time_total_frames = black default
sound_parameters = black default
legend = black default
disabled = black default
enabled = red default
empty_mixer_bar = black default
filled_mixer_bar = white black
empty_time_bar = black default
filled_time_bar = white black
entry = black default
entry_title = red default
error = red default
message = black default
plist_time = black default

Alright, so it isn't a plugin. As far as I know, MOC doesn't have a plugin structure... Or perhaps it does, but I haven't looked at it. :o/

Anyway -- I faced the problem of liking MOC, but wanting to submit the feed of which songs I listen to Last.fm. other people are able to do it with other players, which have their respective plugins. After searching a bit (not much) I decided to write my own, in Python. It was easy.

I used lastfmsubmitd to handle the interface with the last.fm protocol, and the rest was really easy -- just opening MOC from time to time and asking it which song it is playing.

Of course, it would be nicer if one could execute a program on song change. Is this possible?

Anyway, I thought this might be useful for someone out there, so I am posting here the link to the program.

# here's my theme for the great moc.
# it's black/orange (on xterm it's black/yellow :-)
background		= white		black
frame			= yellow	black
window_title		= white		black
directory		= white		black	bold
selected_directory	= black		yellow
playlist		= white		black
selected_playlist	= black		yellow
file			= white		black
selected_file		= black		yellow 
marked_file		= yellow	black
marked_selected_file	= black		yellow
info			= yellow	black	
status			= white		black
title			= yellow	black
state			= yellow	black
current_time		= white		black	bold
time_left		= white		black	bold
total_time		= white		black	bold
time_total_frames	= white		black
sound_parameters	= white		black	bold
legend			= white		black
disabled		= black		black	bold
enabled			= white		black	bold
empty_mixer_bar		= white		black
filled_mixer_bar	= black		yellow
empty_time_bar		= white		black
filled_time_bar		= white		yellow
entry			= white		black
entry_title		= yellow	black	bold
error			= yellow	black	bold
message			= yellow	black	bold
plist_time		= white		black

I'm currently working on a multimedia station which will consist of a mini itx in the shell of an old NES running slackware. It'll be hooked up to my TV and stereo, and play my music, movies and of course feature a NES emulator.

As the music player I've chosen MOC since it really is perfect for the job.

I've made a skin to match the aesthetics of the NES, and would really appreciate some feedback and suggestions on how to improve it.

I also encountered a strange problem. The colours I've chosen to use are the NES colours, red, black, light grey and dark grey, but the only way I get the dark grey to work is if it's also bold. This is really annoying since the design I really wanted depended on usage of non-bold dark grey. If anyone knows how I can fix this I would really appreciate it.

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# Theme inspired by the NES

colordef white = 823 823 823
colordef grey = 502 502 502

background = white black
frame = grey black bold
window_title = red black
directory = grey black bold
selected_directory = red black bold
playlist = grey black bold
selected_playlist = red black bold
file = white black
selected_file = red black
marked_file = red black bold
marked_selected_file = red black bold
info = grey black bold
status = white black
title = red black bold
state = red black bold
current_time = white black bold
time_left = white black bold
total_time = white black bold
time_total_frames = white black
sound_parameters = white black bold
legend = white black
disabled = red black bold
enabled = white black bold
empty_mixer_bar = red black
filled_mixer_bar = black red
empty_time_bar = white black
filled_time_bar = black red
entry = white black
entry_title = grey black bold
error = red black bold
message = red black bold
plist_time = grey black bold

Hi,

I've make new theme - it can be downloaded from here.
This is modification of Black theme. All colours are changed to default, so MOC is well integrated to your *term.
Theme works fine with 2.4.0 version, there are some troubles with older versions.

PS. Thanks Damian for MOC - this player is great :). Dzięki :).

I've been playing with MOC for a few days, and it's Fantastic! Thank you!
One thing, though. Is/Will there be Replaygain support in MOC? I know many of the en/decode libraries already support it (Vorbis, FLAC, musepack), and even if they do not (libmad), it's just matter of reading Replaygain info from the tag and scaling the output volume accordingly. More info on Replaygain are here:

http://wiki.hydrogenaudio.org/index.php?title=Replaygain
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Replaygain

Thanks for such a great program, and Happy Holidays!

I wanted to have a song announcing script for irssi so I created one...Have fun!
http://arcticdomain.net/zeug/mocnp.plt