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Running

This assumes that you have downloaded all the required libraries, and they are on your classpath. I'm also assuming that you have a jar file with the relevant classes in.

There are two classes of interest: Complete and Controls

Complete is the full version of JMPC, while Controls provides a small display and play/pause etc.

If you have the FatJar from the download page, you can just run:

java -jar <jar-name.jar>

otherwise, you can specify the class you want:

java -jar <jar-name.jar> com.moseph.jmpc.Complete

or

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JMPC is a Java client for the mpd music player daemon. It uses a (slightly modified) version of the JMPDComm libraries by Gustavo Almeida.

Features of note are:

• full control of usual MPD features (play, pause, skip, seek, volume, info display etc.)
• browse by filename or info provided by MPD. Uses configurable browsers with artist, album, genre etc. in any order
• (internal) drag and drop support
• regex search over track information
• playlist creation, editing and saving
• timed command execution (e.g. alarm clock functionality) with saved state

A java interface to the MPD daemon. JMPC is released under the GPLv2.

This is a FatJar of all the necessary files, and can be downloaded and run with

java -jar jmpc-0.1.jar

For those wishing to compile/modify the source I'll post a source distro soon, otherwise you can get it all from the project's SVN repo.

JMPC relies on three libraries:

• JMPDComm communicates with the server (JMPC uses a modified version, which has been folded into the main tree)
• JID3 handles reading and writing ID3 tags (LGPL)