Pymp..

"Whenever a programmer thinks, "Hey, skins, what a cool idea!" their computer's speakers should create some sort of cock-shaped soundwave and plunge it repeatedly through their skulls." -- makali

Introduction

Pymp, formerly Gay Media Player, is a GTK2 based interface for the wonderful and ubiquitous MPlayer movie player. It is written in Python, and therefore uses PyGtk. I think that takes care of most of the plugs.

Features

Open files on the command line: pymp *.mp3
Open locations: pymp http://foo.com dvd://1
Drag and Drop files and folders to playlist
M3U and PLS Playlist format support
Find files in playlist with ctrl+f
Remote command execution: pymp -remote pause pymp -remote stop pymp -remote play 12 pymp -remote add *.mp3 pymp -remote current pymp -remote seek 20

Unlike most media players, Pymp does not attempt to hijack your desktop or your music listening experience. Instead, it provides a simple, clean, intuitive frontend to mplayer, allowing you to just enjoy your media.

Screenshot

Download

Pymp requires at least Python 2.4.0, PyGtk 2.6.0, and a decent version of MPlayer.

Pymp v1.0

Changelog

The changelog is available here.

The Boring

Pymp is available under the GPL. Do with it what you will. I would appreciate feedback and improvements if you have any to offer.