General discussion

I installed moc and moc-ffmeg-plugin using apt-get on my raspberry pi. I seem to be missing support for mp3 and aac media playback:

pi@raspberrypi:~ $ mocp -D
Loading plugins from /usr/local/lib/moc/decoder_plugins...
Loading plugin libflac_decoder...
OK
Loading plugin libmodplug_decoder...
OK
Loading plugin libsidplay2_decoder...
OK
Loading plugin libspeex_decoder...
OK
Loading plugin libwavpack_decoder...
OK
Running the server...
Trying ALSA...

Hello!!

I am a fan of music on console for listen files of my computer.

However I don't can read french radio whith moc.

when i put "o" for url follow to http://www.fipradio.fr/player
I have this message:

[] Format not supported

It is possible, to listen this radio??

I would like listen http://www.fipradio.fr/player and http://www.radio-g.fr/appli/

Thank for your answer!!

Jérome

I am trying to bind XF86 media keys using their keycodes in the keymap under moc 2.6-alpha2, but it throws up the following error message: "bad key sequence".

Is this feature supported?

How to make MOC keep playing music after screen lock. I am using Manjaro XFCE and the music stops when the screen is locked and continue after I unlock

Hello!

Can anyone help - is there a way to override layout option in command line? The option is "Layout1=playlist(0,0,FILL,FILL)".

Launching as mocp -O Layout1=playlist\(0,0,FILL,FILL\) not works.

(sorry for bad english)

is it possible to change font-style of the ShowTime (the time (and file-type) shown besides the track listings in file or playlist panel)?

using moc on rxvt-unicode-256color fiddling with themes …
i also use some solarized themed .Xresources on rxvt
resulting in some kind of blue in blue ShowTime display (therefore invisible on non selected tracks)

it seems to me that i tried already quite all combinations on the *_themes
(same problem on all of them standard ones)

where is this track-time/ file-type style set anyway?

thx for any hints!

Hello

I've been using mocp for a while now (running under Fedora 23) and I find it to be a nice music player.

When I adjust the volume in mocp it affect the system volume, for example if I would turn down the volume to 0% in mocp, all other audio is also affected and entirely silent.

Is it possible to have a "application-only" volume control in mocp? This would be similar to for example VLC, audacious et.c and how those applications function. If I turn down the volume to 50% in VLC, it is only VLC that is affected.

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MOC will be compiled with:

Decoder plugins:
Sound Drivers: OSS
DEBUG: yes
RCC: no
Network streams: no
Resampling: no
MIME magic: no
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WARNING: After release 2.5 MOC will require libpopt. Plan
to install it before moving on from release 2.5.