[vistadude]

Now I no that there are a hand full of media players for linux, but I want one capable of plying music more like Itunes, I want it to have an equalizer and to have an option to right click or do something so that the song i have selected will play next, and so on, I want one that is more of a professional one if you get were i'm going.

[serverguy]

VLC would be my choice

[hendoc]

vlc, Banshee, Rhythmbox, and Songbird are all excellent. Songbird will also browse the web, as it is built on Mozilla's gecko engine.

[d0od]

VLC for audio is a silly choice IMO. It's not cut out to play music very well.

Not to whore myself out but you might wanna check out a blog post i wrote just a week or so ago about the best Linux Music Players with screenshots n' shiz,

http://d0od.blogspot.com/2008/11/lin...u-install.html

[Hybr!d]

Originally Posted by d0od

VLC for audio is a silly choice IMO. It's not cut out to play music very well.

Not to whore myself out but you might wanna check out a blog post i wrote just a week or so ago about the best Linux Music Players with screenshots n' shiz,

http://d0od.blogspot.com/2008/11/lin...u-install.html

Nice blog you have there, nice design, very clean.

[r3d]

i use xmss for music.Easy to use, like to winamp..and for movie my choice is kaffeine and vlc player.

[notrace]

For music i use Amarok, which is very good and enables you to search the internet for lyrics etc. Also songbird is very good, and has many useful tools.
Also VLC is capable yet lacks the many aspects of an application like itunes, i use it for films not music files.

[marko]

vlc always the best for me will play anything you throw at it including several formats i have never heard of, never has been any need to dowload codecs, and has various options for the playing file