Live DJ Software Mixxx hits 1.10

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Mixxx, the open source DJ software, brings out its newest addition,version 1.10.0. Groove to the tunes of Mixxx 1.10.0. Perform live mixes. Get awesome looping controls and high fidelity EQs. Mix and remix until you get your very own perfect MP3 DJ mix. Be the star of your own party. So what are you waiting for??? Find out more...  

Try out Banshee 2.3.2 on Ubuntu 11.10

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The latest version of Banshee has been released yesterday withoout a lof of fanfare as usual. Banshee 2.3.2 now has support for Configurable browser filters and support for external ASX playlist

Google Music Manager now Plays to Ubuntu’s tunes.

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The tremendous potential for online music portability and sharing has resulted in several software giants coming out with musical applications for web based music storage and sharing. And the best part is that they do not charge you for using these services. The biggest of such services available today is of course Google Music or Music Beta as it is officially known is now available to Ubuntu users.

Best of the lot: My top 5 media players for Ubuntu

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Ubuntu is now one of the most popular Operating Systems used in the world. The main reason behind is the open source nature of Ubuntu and the backing provided by the vast online user community. Today Ubuntu ranks in 3rd in the list of top OS’s. The Open Source wizard supports a wide variety of software including media players. Today we review some of the best media software available for Ubuntu’s latest versions.

Miro 4.0.1 on the first glance -Feels like iTunes - Equalizer missing

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The new and improved version of Miro 4 has been available to us for a couple of weeks now and it is time to see what is new in it and what has been improved from previous versions. Miro has a long history and as such it is quite a unique player which offers many interesting features. Lets check out some of them.

 

 

UM Player – An Open Source Media Wonder!

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The power of collaborative development is doing wonders in the world of computing. Open source software is no longer just a cheaper alternative to those premium software tools, but now they are technically superior and user centric too. There are open source alternatives now for all types of software’s in cloud computing, OS, editing tools, office suites and the list just goes on. Today we take a closer look into UM Player (Universal Media player), an Open Source media player which is in fact gaining huge user base in Ubuntu community too.

Tomahawk releases its sleek new avatar

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Hope this name is not too unfamiliar! Just for those hearing this for the first time, Tomahawk is a cross platform open source media player and it can play music regardless of where the music content is stored. It is gaining popularity as a media player among the Ubuntu community too. Tomahawk recently announced the release of a new version –the Tomahawk Media Player 0.1.

Ubuntu Studio bids bye to Unity

Posted in:Other Distros

Ubuntu Studio with its strong focus on multimedia applications has decided to go for the open source Xfce desktop for its next release instead of Unity. Currently, Ubuntu Studio does not use Unity as it will default to Gnome2 when the user logs in.

Minitube - Watch Youtube on Ubuntu without Flash!!

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MiniTube is a Youtube client for Ubuntu/Linux and Mac OS X. It was developed by Flavio Tordini. It is much more power efficient than other similar players as it does not require flash. The auto complete popup feature of MiniTube enables you to locate your favorite videos from the Youtube channels related to the entered keywords.

Install Miro latest version in Ubuntu in two easy steps.

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Miro previously called Democracy player is a cross platform internet television application developed by Participatory Culture Foundation. The latest release is Miro 2.5.3 and it comes packed with a lot of goodies. It's alternatives include Boxee and also XBMC which do really perform as good as Miro. You can install Miro directly from synaptic, but you won't get the latest version. Here is what you need to do.

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