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    Music Server

    A music server that can play FLAC or mp3 files. The server is controlled via various client applications. Supplied client applications include a command line one suitable for integrating with LIRC, a desktop graphical app, and an Android OS application.
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    A user interface for launching applications via infrared. This is inteneded to allow users to create an interactive juebox/multimedia unit without the need for standard input devices.
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    A java API to Infrared Remote Controls. Generates callback events in response to Infrared Events. Includes a Swing component for editing IR command bindings. Currently works with LIRC on linux. Future plans include support of IrMan on Windows.
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    Java client API and tools for LIRC and WINLirc
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