Multimedia, Sound & Video

KDE brings entertainment to your desktop with a selection of multimedia applications, ranging from simple players to powerful media managers. Listen to music or watch your videos. Rip your music CDs or burn your files onto DVDs. All from the convenience of your desktop. Liven up your experience with KDE.

Audio Players

Amarok
	All you need to play your music and manage your music collection and covers. Offers lots of advanced features and extensions through scripts.
Juk
	A somewhat simpler but still powerful music player and manager
KsCD
	Simply a music CD player, with all the controls that you would find on a hardware player.

Video Players

Bangarang
	A media player which integrates KDE technologies like Nepomuk and Phonon to provide a streamlined multimedia experience for your music, movies, TV shows, audio and video feeds and more.
Dragon Player
	A simple video player, which can resume where you stopped watching
KPlayer
	A KDE GUI for MPlayer. It can handle files, DVDs, video CDs, audio CDs, and TV and DVB cards.
KMPlayer
	A video player plugin for your web browser. It can also be used as a standalone player.
Kaffeine
	A player that supports audio and video CD and DVD, digital broadcasting and audio CD encoding
SMPlayer
	A GUI frontend for MPlayer, with optional KDE support. It can handle files, DVDs, video CDs, audio CDs, and TV and DVB cards. See footnote

Others

K3b - Optical Disk Burning
	Burn CDs, DVDs, and ISO images, to all formats of disk.
K9Copy - DVD authoring and Backup
	A DVD backup and DVD authoring program.
Kid3 - Audio File Tag Editor
	An MP3, Ogg/Vorbis and FLAC tag editor.
KMediaFactory - DVD authoring
	A template based DVD authoring tool.
KMid- MIDI player
	A MIDI player.
KMix - sound mixer
	Adjust every channel on your sound card.
Kdenlive - Video Editor
	Kdenlive is a non linear video editor for the KDE environment running on Linux.
Phonon - multimedia framework
	Phonon is the multimedia framework in KDE 4.
Audex - CD ripper
	A simple and intuitive CD ripper to work with the codecs you have available. See footnote