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Linux Show Player

Published by Francesco Ceruti

Cue player designed for stage productions

Open sourceGPL-3.0-or-later

Highlights

  • Manages sequential audio and video cues for live stage productions.
  • Provides a timeline-based interface for organizing show playlists.
  • Supports manual and automated playback triggers.
  • Operates natively on Linux systems.

About this application

Linux Show Player is a cue player application built specifically for stage productions, theatre performances, and live multimedia events. It provides operators with a structured interface to organize, manage, and trigger audio and video cues in a sequential manner. The software allows users to build timed playlists, adjust playback parameters, and control media outputs during live shows. Designed to run exclusively on Linux operating systems, it integrates with standard audio and video backends to ensure reliable media playback under performance conditions.

The application centers around a timeline-based workflow where operators can queue different media assets and execute them manually or through automated triggers. It supports various common audio and video formats, accommodating the needs of small theatrical productions and multimedia installations. While it lacks cross-platform availability, it remains a dedicated tool for Linux users requiring a specialized cue playback system for stage environments.

Linux

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