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Linux Show Player (LiSP) - Sound player designed for stage productions

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Every component on which LiSP relies (python3, GStreamer and Qt5) is multi-platform, but the program is currently tested and developed only for **GNU/Linux**.

No special hardware is required to run LiSP, but some processing operations would surely take benefit from a recent CPU.

For bugs/requests an issue can be open on the GitHub issues-tracker, for everything else [gitter](https://gitter.im/linux-show-player/linux-show-player) can be used.

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### Installation

You can download an [AppImage](http://appimage.org/) bundle of LiSP from the release page, once downloaded make the file executable.
Now you should be able to run LiSP by double-clicking the file.

Tested on the following systems:
 * Debian 8
 * Ubuntu 16.04
 * Fedora 24

<br />Otherwise follow the instructions on the [wiki](https://github.com/FrancescoCeruti/linux-show-player/wiki/Installation) 

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### Usage

Use the installed launcher from the menu (for the package installation), or

    $ linux-show-player                                  # Launch the program
    $ linux-show-player -l [debug/warning/info]          # Launch with different log options
    $ linux-show-player -f <file/path>                   # Open a saved session
    $ linux-show-plater --locale <locale>                # Launch using the given locale

*User documentation downloaded under the GitHub release page*
