MIDI via native OS synthesizer control or FluidSynth.Īudacious owes a large portion of its functionality to plug-ins, including all codecs.WAV formats provided by libsndfile plug-in.PlayStation Audio: Portable Sound Format (PSF and PSF2).Several chiptune formats: AY, GBS, GYM, HES, KSS, NSF, NSFE, SAP, SPC, VGM, VGZ, VTX.wsz Skin running on Ubuntu 11.10.Īudacious contains built-in gapless playback. Īs version 4.0, Audacious is using Qt as its primary toolkit but the GTK 2.x support is still available. Since August 8, 2018, the official website has HTTPS enabled site-wide and GTK3 support was dropped completely. However, dissatisfied with the evolution of GTK3, the Audacious team chose to revert to GTK2 starting with the 3.6 release, with long-term plans of porting to Qt. Partial support for GTK3 was added in version 2.5, and Audacious 3.0 has full support for GTK3 and uses it by default. GTKUI became the default interface in Audacious 2.4.īefore version 3.0, Audacious used the GTK 2.x toolkit by default.
Since version 2.1, Audacious includes both the Winamp-like interface known from previous versions and a new, GTK-based interface known as GTKUI, which resembles foobar2000 to some extent. According to the Audacious home page, Pitcock and others "had own ideas about how a player should be designed, which wanted to try in a production environment." William "nenolod" Pitcock decided to fork Beep Media Player after the original development team announced that they were stopping development in order to create a next-generation version called BMPx. Audacious began as a fork of Beep Media Player, which itself is a fork of XMMS.
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