Media & Creative · version 2.0.1-1
cliamp
cliamp is a retro-styled music player that lives entirely in the terminal, built to evoke Winamp 2.x with a spectrum visualizer and a parametric EQ rendered…
What is cliamp?
cliamp is a retro-styled music player that lives entirely in the terminal, built to evoke Winamp 2.x with a spectrum visualizer and a parametric EQ rendered in ASCII. It plays local files as well as internet radio, podcasts, and streams pulled from YouTube, YouTube Music, SoundCloud, Spotify, Navidrome, Jellyfin, and more. Playlists, a Lua plugin system, and cross-platform support (Linux, macOS, Windows) round it out.
Install cliamp on Omarchy
$ omarchy pkg add cliampGood to know
- Network access to stream from services like YouTube, Spotify, or internet radio
- ffmpeg and yt-dlp needed for extended codec and streaming-provider support
- Linux needs ALSA dev headers and a PipeWire-ALSA or PulseAudio-ALSA bridge for audio
Package details
- Pricing
- MIT licensed, source available on GitHub
- Licence
- MIT
- Download
- 13.1 MB
- Installed
- 39.2 MB