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Steam & SteamOS To Gain Music Features

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This will please big picture mode users and SteamOS/Steam Machine users alike, Steam is planning to add music controls built-in to Steam itself allow you to control music while gaming.

This is really awesome, considering there are plenty of games I like to play while listening to music and it does become a pain to alt+tab (which doesn't work with a fair few games!) to adjust music.

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The full info can be found on this announcement.

You need to join the Steam Music group to get into the beta. Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.
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2 comments

zhao Feb 4, 2014
great! joined the group.
Raymond Terrific Feb 5, 2014
It would be nice if it used a MPD type of setup. Currently I have a simple html page that controls MPD from the Steam Browser.
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