MOC (music on console) is a console audio player for Linux and UNIX systems. The project has stable 2.5.2 and development 2.6-alpha3 releases. A forum post notes that MOC does not currently read the year from tags, though adding it is considered possible.
MultiPlex
Multiplex is an app for watching torrents together using the mpv video player. It synchronizes video playback with friends without a central server using weron, described as similar to Apple SharePlay and Prime Video Watch Party. It is available on Flathub for Linux.
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- Stream any file directly using a wide range of video and audio formats with the mpv video player Source: github.com
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0MOC (music on console) is a console audio player for Linux and UNIX systems. The project has stable 2.5.2 and development 2.6-alpha3 releases. A forum post notes that MOC does not currently read the year from tags, though adding it is considered possible.
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