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# cimp
**c**onsole **i**nterface **m**usic **p**layer A lightweight, keyboard-driven
music player for the terminal, written in QuickBASIC (QB64). It plays audio
files and M3U playlists directly from the command line, with a minimal two-line
display showing playback state.
**c**onsole **i**nterface **m**usic **p**layer
A lightweight, keyboard-driven music player for the terminal, written in
QuickBASIC (QB64). It plays audio files and M3U playlists directly from the
command line, with a minimal two-line display showing playback state.
## Features
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## Supported Audio Formats
All formats supported by QB64/QB64PE are supported by cimp, as the compiler
handles the decoding. The following formats are supported by the most recent
versions of both compilers:
All formats supported by QB64/QB64PE are supported by cimp, as QB64 handles the
decoding. The following formats are supported by the most recent versions of
both compilers:
`mod`, `xm`, `s3m`, `it`, `mid`, `mp3`, `ogg`, and `flac`
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## Notes
- M3U paths can be absolute or relative to the playlist file's directory.
- Volume adjustment is non-linear (logarithmic-feeling) for a more natural
response and better control at lower ranges.
- Volume adjustment is non-linear for a more natural response and better control
at lower ranges.