Songbird
I am interested in software and development as well as music and hot design so this post is given. Songbird must be my favorite open-source music player available to the Windows XP platform to the date. At least among the ones that I know of. Some reasons why I like it besides the obvious cool name is the add-ons which makes it possible for me to customize it according to what I like my music player to be. Such as Last.Fm and Twitter integration, Music Recommendations and the SkreemR Search.
Songbird is a free and open source software audio player and web browser founded by Rob Lord and developed by Pioneers of the Inevitable (with members who previously developed for both Winamp[1] and the Yahoo! Music Engine), with a stated mission ”to incubate Songbird, the first Web player, to catalyze and champion a diverse, open Media Web.”[2]
Songbird employs Mozilla’s XULRunner platform, and is thus capable of running on Microsoft Windows, Apple Mac OS X, Solaris and Linux. Songbird utilizes the GStreamer media framework.
Read more about features, extensions, skins, etc.
Songbird running on my desktop:
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Axi27 said:
Nov 02, 09 at 8:23 f mI agree. I first tried Songbird on Ubuntu Linux and now have it on Windows as well. I really like that it has the LastFm integration and scrobbler as well.
The ”Feathers” are cool too.
admin said:
Jan 20, 10 at 1:51 f mI too came across Songbird the same way, through Ubuntu Linux. I have only heard of Feathers, haven’t looked into it, maybe I should? :.-D
SongBird vs MediaMonkey | Banana Munki said:
Feb 03, 10 at 11:19 e m[...] steamers as one example). I like it’s look and it simply ”feels right”. I even dedicated a post to it so it’s unfortunate that I find Songbird be a bit too unacceptably [...]
Steve said:
Jun 29, 10 at 7:42 e mJust found this on Yahoo!, It’s really cool to me, keep working such thing like this, wish to see more on your site.