ACDC For Linux

ACDC is a simple, but yet an outstanding CD player for the linux console, featuring ncurses, simple text graphics, colors, CD database and many many more.

Here are some key features of "ACDC":

· database for CD's · volume control · it's colored · programming the play sequence · and many more...

F1 - play / pause F2 - stop playing F3 - skip entire track backwards F4 - skip entire track forwards F5 - skip current track 5 secs backwards F6 - skip current track 5 secs forwards F7 - decrease output volume F8 - increase output volume F11 - edit the Artist and Album F12 - edit the songs A - play all used for playing all the tracks, this is the default option, use this key to change from 'stop after', 'play on' or 'random') S - stop after (used if you want to stop the playback after the current playing song) N - play one (used if u want to repeat one particular song for infinite) R - random (for random play of tracks) SPACE - program song list C - clear programming 0..9 - enter the song to play, after the selection press ENTER . - stops playing and eject the CD M - mute on/off - redisplay the screen(use this if screen gets scrambled) - - decrease output volume +/= - increase output volume UP_ARR - move up through the song list DN_ARR - move down through the song list ESC - normal exit from ACDC

Editing functions / buttons F11 - edit the Artist and Album (you are here limited to 2 lines each of 20 characters, to move between Artist/Album use ENTER) F12 - edit the songs (edit is limited to 4 lines each of 42 characters/line, to move between songs use ENTER; to create new line use the TAB key; to move between song lines use CURSOR KEYS) UP_ARR - move up in the editing area DN_ARR - move down in the editing area

NOTE: pressing F11/F12 the second time you will exit the edit mode, and the modified text will be automatically saved. (pressing CTRL+C does not save the modifications).

Requirements:

· gcc 2.7.0 or later · ncurses version 1.9.4 or later