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JuK is an audio jukebox application, supporting collections of MP3, Ogg Vorbis, and FLAC audio files. It allows you to edit the "tags" of your audio files, and manage your collection and playlists. It's main focus, in fact, is on music management.


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JuK is part of the KDE Multimedia package. Features include
JuK 3 is part of the KDE 4 Multimedia package. Features include


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*File renamer that can rename files based on the tag content.
*File renamer that can rename files based on the tag content.
*ID3v1, ID3v2 and Ogg Vorbis tag reading and editing support (via TagLib).
*ID3v1, ID3v2 and Ogg Vorbis tag reading and editing support (via TagLib).
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JuK was originally started by Scott Wheeler in 2000. It was called QTagger at this time. Over the time it has grown into a mature audio application. It is an official part of KDE since KDE 3.2.


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* [http://www.kde.org/applications/multimedia/juk/ Juk] on kde.org
* [http://www.kde.org/applications/multimedia/juk/ Juk] on kde.org
 
* [http://docs.kde.org/?language=en&application=juk The JuK Handbook]
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JuK 2.2 is part of the KDE 3.4 KDE Multimedia package. JuK packages are distributed with almost all current Linux and many Unix distributions.
 
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Features
 
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* An easy to use, playlist and metadata focused interface with several playlist types:
**Collection List where the entire database of music is shown and automatically updated based on folders the user has indicated contain their music collection
**Search Playlists that allow for powerful combinations of search criteria to produce dynamically updated playlists
**Dynamic Lists which are produced by using multiple selection in the playlist selector and are a union of two or more playlists
**Folder Playlists which represent a single folder in the file system and are updated automatically based on its contents
**History Playlist which stores a history of the what the user has played
**Play Queue, an enhancement of the popular Play Next funtionality of previous versions that enables a manegable upcoming queue of items to be played
**Player and tag editor for several audio formats:
**MP3 (MPEG Layer 3 Audio)
**[http://www.vorbis.com/ Ogg Vorbis]
**[http://flac.sourceforge.net/ FLAC] (Free Lossless Audio Codec)
**[http://www.musepack.net/ MPC] (MusePack)
*Multiple audio output backends:
**aRts (Default)
**GStreamer 0.8
**aKode
*Inline search for quick filtering of the currently visible items
*[http://musicbrainz.org/ MusicBrainz] integration for file identification on over the Internet
*File renamer that renames files based on the tag content
*A powerful tag editor that works seemlessly with all supported music formats
*CD burning support via the popular K3b tool
*Visually attractive, but unobtrusive track announcements
*A Now Playing heads-up style title bar featuring the album cover, links to show more from the playing artist or album and a brief history of previously played items
*Cover art management via Google Image Search
*Random play including Album Random Play for randomly playing complete albums


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JuK

JuK is an audio jukebox application, supporting collections of MP3, Ogg Vorbis, and FLAC audio files. It allows you to edit the "tags" of your audio files, and manage your collection and playlists. It's main focus, in fact, is on music management.

JuK is part of the KDE Multimedia package. Features include

  • Collection list and multiple user defined playlists
  • Ability to scan directories to automatically import playlists and music files on start up
  • Dynamic Search Playlists that are automatically updated as fields in the collection change.
  • A Tree View mode where playlists are automatically generated for sets of albums, artists and genres.
  • Playlist history to indicate which files have been played and when.
  • Inline search for filtering the list of visible items.
  • The ability to guess tag information from the file name or using MusicBrainz online lookup.
  • File renamer that can rename files based on the tag content.
  • ID3v1, ID3v2 and Ogg Vorbis tag reading and editing support (via TagLib).

History

JuK was originally started by Scott Wheeler in 2000. It was called QTagger at this time. Over the time it has grown into a mature audio application. It is an official part of KDE since KDE 3.2.

Links

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