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Clementine Music Player como alternativa Linux a Windows Media Player

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Clementine is a solid replacement for Windows Media Player if your main focus is audio, especially local music libraries and internet radio. It handles common formats like MP3, FLAC, and MP4 audio well, and its library management is strong. However, it is not ideal for video playback—interface quirks and limited video support make it less suitable than dedicated players. If you prioritize music organization, playlists, and cloud or streaming integration, Clementine excels. But for casual users wanting simple video playback like in Windows Media Player, a tool like VLC or mpv is better.

Cobertura de funciones65%
Licencia
GPL-3.0+
Precio
Gratis
Última versión
1.4.0rc2 (23 de abril de 2020)
Valoración
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Lo que funciona igual

  • Plays common audio formats including MP3, FLAC, and MP4
  • Supports basic playback controls: play, pause, seek, and volume
  • Simple, intuitive interface focused on music playback
  • Can import playlists in M3U, XSPF, PLS, and ASX formats
  • Plays local files and supports library organization

Lo que cambia

  • Clementine focuses on audio; video support is limited and often problematic
  • Includes advanced features like cloud storage and internet radio not in WMP
  • No native WMV or ASF format support; struggles with some Windows-specific containers
  • Lacks built-in DVD or CD ripping, though it can play audio CDs
  • Remote control and podcast support go beyond WMP's core functionality

Abrir tus archivos de Windows Media Player

Clementine opens most audio files that Windows Media Player handles, including MP3, FLAC, AAC, and OGG. It reads MP4 audio tracks but has inconsistent support for WMV or ASF containers. For playlists, it imports M3U, XSPF, PLS, and ASX—common formats used in WMP. However, it does not reliably play all WMP-specific video files, especially WMV. If you rely on video playback, this is a significant limitation. Transcoding helps convert unsupported files, but it's not automatic during playback.

Pasar de Windows Media Player a Clementine Music Player, paso a paso

  1. Install Clementine via package manager or Flathub
  2. Launch Clementine and set your music folder as the library source
  3. Import existing playlists using M3U or XSPF files if available
  4. Use 'Edit Tags' and 'Fetch Missing Tags' to clean up metadata
  5. Enable cloud services in settings if using Dropbox, Google Drive, etc.

Funciones clave de Clementine Music Player

  • Buscar y reproducir la biblioteca local
  • Radio por internet de Spotify, Soundcloud, Icecast, Subsonic
  • Integración con la nube (Box, Dropbox, Google Drive, OneDrive)
  • Listas de reproducción inteligentes y dinámicas
  • Edición de etiquetas y transcodificación a MP3/Ogg/FLAC/AAC
  • Letras, carátulas de álbum y visualizaciones
  • Importación/exportación M3U/XSPF/PLS/ASX
  • Control remoto vía MPRIS o Android

Cómo instalar Clementine Music Player en Linux

Flatpak (Flathub)flatpak install flathub org.clementine_player.Clementine

Preguntas frecuentes

Can Clementine play my old Windows Media Player playlists?

Yes, if they are in M3U, XSPF, PLS, or ASX format. Import them through File > Open Playlist. ASX support is limited, so conversion may be needed.

Does Clementine play WMV or AVI files like WMP?

It attempts to play them, but video support is weak. WMV playback is unreliable. For video, use VLC or mpv instead.

Can I transfer my music library from WMP to Clementine?

Yes. Point Clementine to the same folder where your music is stored. It will scan and index the same files WMP used.

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