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XMMS-Crossfade can be used to remove the gaps between two songs, or to
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smoothly crossfade inbetween. Features are:
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* Crossfading:
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* Fadein/Fadeout:
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* Continuous output:
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* Gap-Killer:
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* Automatic detection of live albums:
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* High quality:
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* Secondary effect plugin:
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Version 0.1 of XMMS-Crossfade was devised as a replacement plugin for
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the original OSS-plugin that comes with XMMS. It was talking directly to
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the OSS driver. Unfortunately, any other platforms (Solaris, AIX), that
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don't support OSS, would not work this way. As of version 0.2, it can use
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existing plugins for output. It acts as a kind of crossfading "proxy"
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between XMMS and the output plugin.
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Version 0.3.9 added support for the Beep Media Player, as built in this
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package.
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