Music
Music is a fairly no-frills music player. It can play FLAC, MP3 and other music file formats. From the hamburger icon, we can view by artists, albums, genres, tracks, playlists, or files. It has support for album art as well as shuffle and repeat playback. There’s a search feature too.
Unusually for a music app, there’s no option to define the music folder(s); the software looks in ~/Music. But if you don’t want to store songs in the Music directory, just create some symlinks (using the ln command). The only settings option is the ability to keep the screen on while music is played (the default is off).
If you’re a fan of classical music you’ll be disappointed that there’s no support for gapless playback.
Pages in this article:
Page 1 – Introduction and Morph Browser
Page 2 – Calculator
Page 3 – Calendar
Page 4 – Camera
Page 5 – Clock
Page 6 – File Manager
Page 7 – Gallery
Page 8 – Music
Page 9 – Notes
Page 10 – OpenStore
Page 11 – Terminal
Page 12 – Weather
Complete list of articles in this series:
| Volla Phone Quintus | |
|---|---|
| Introduction | Introduction to the series and interrogation of the phone |
| Ubuntu Touch | A Brief Overview of the Apps Pre-installed |
| Lots more articles are currently being prepared | |