Lightweight audio player with a simple interface and an emphasis on high audio quality.
Free
Open Source
Linux
Xfce
potamus is a lightweight gtkbased audio player with a simple interface and an emphasis on high audio quality.
it was written as a reaction to players like rhythmbox that use a complex database to keep track of a music collection. my preference instead is to make use of the filesystem for sorting music, so potamus knows nothing about the files it's playing other than their names, and tries to make it as easy as possible to use your file manager to locate and play music.
potamus is a successor to gnu xhippo, which was in turn inspired by hippoplayer. it can decode flac, ogg vorbis, opus, mpeg audio, and any format supported by the modplug, audiofile or ffmpeg libraries (including wav, shorten, and various module formats). for mpeg audio playback (including mp3), it uses libmad's highquality decoder to produce dithered 24bit output. it can use oss or alsa (via libao) for direct output, or can work with jack, converting sample rates and formats where necessary. it supports 24bit audio output and gapless playback.
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