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A library (based on Gramofile - see http://www.opensourcepartners.nl/~costar/gramofile/ ) which allows long sound files to be split and cleaned. A module, Audio::Gramofile, which gives an interface to Perl is provided.
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CuePlay
A music player for cue sheets
CuePlay is an application that plays mp3/flac music files from .cue files. So you can rip to one long mp3, don't have problems with mp3 gaps etc. -
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DVD2MP3 is a perl script which converts audio tracks on a DVD into id3 tagged mp3 files. It was written for Linux, though it could probably be used on other Unixes with little trouble. It requires mplayer, lame, lsdvd, MP3::Tag and Term::ReadLine.
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Open Unified Recording (OUR) is a full featured Linux based Open Source VoIP/SIP Call Recording engine, indexing and retrieval system. The system resides on the network and passively captures SIP sessions. Project is sponsored by UnifiedRecording.com
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SportsRadioDelay uses a Linux system to buffer input from an external audio source such that it syncs with a televised video broadcast.
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This is a development package for reverse engineering of Fostex D-80 file system FDMS2 (Fostex Disk Management System V2.0). There are ripper tools to convert raw data to wav file and to work as a jack client.
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mp3burn is a simple command line tool for making audio CDs from mp3s, oggs or FLACs without filling up your disk with .wav files. It requires perl, mpg123, oggenc, flac and cdrecord.
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LastLonger is a combined player and ripper for the Last.fm streaming radio service. Love, ban or skip tracks as you listen, while LastLonger automatically saves listened tracks to disk so you can transfer them to your MP3 device.
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soundgrab is a perl script which allows the user to interactively select and save their favorite portions of a long volume of ogg or raw audio data. The idea is to make it easy to take for example a three hour radio broadcast and reduce it to a few named
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cd-print circle will print nice round cd-labels in postscript. It comes with a simple graphical frontend written in perl/tk. You can choose the size and colour of the letters, the size and the distance between the labels
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Jebi allows users to record AM or FM radio, TV or other audio content to MP3 and automatically publish as podcast channels via RSS. The result is a Tivo-like capability for radio (Rivo?). Tuner cards are supported.
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XMdaemon is a set of daemons to control, play, and timeshift a show from a XMPCR on a linux system. It consists of a xmdaemon, xmtimeshiftdaemon, xmcontroldaemon, and a Freevo plugin. All updates available at http://www.freevohelp.com/xmdaemon
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Disc-cover provides an easy way to produce covers for audio CDs non-interactively. It scans audio CDs and uses information from the CDDB or CDINDEX database to build a back and front cover for the CD using LaTeX to produce high quality PDF or PS.
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Streambox is a web interface for live mp3 streaming. It can be installed on a linux machine with one or more soundcards. Streambox is meant to be used as the only interface to the machine: it does not need a keyboard or monitor. Also StreamBOX is a CD
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Flow keeps broadcasts flowing from studio to transmitter, even under adverse communications conditions.
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bbc2mp3 is a simple tool for saving BBC ``Listen Again'' programmes as MP3 files. It can be run either as a command line programme or a simple GUI. It works by saving an audio stream as a wav file (using mplayer) and converting this to mp3 (using lame)
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DARKSIDE is a PERL/Tk configuration tool for "DarkIce - live audio streamer" to easy manage all information related with Darkice stream points and server operation.
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A framework for recording internet broadcast streams and making them available as audio files via an RSS 2.0 feed, with enclosures.
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CD Backup and Burning Utils for Unix (Linux) A set of Utilities which provides a simple, yet powerful and versatile way to burn CD Media from the unix command line. Including CD backups and restores. Uses only standard utils (cdrecord, mkisofs, perl)
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Netradio plays and records from internet radio streams (using Realplayer or an MP3 player) or local files. It can be used with 'at' or 'cron' record radio programmes when the user is not logged in using the computer.
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Audio environment for blind men; we have a linux box with: - audio database track - play, rec with keys command adapt to blind men - work with synthetizer throw simple messages in console DoDo list: - mixer and mount track functionalities - i
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Note' - is a music publishing system with integration to the internet. The goal is to share musical ideas and documents quickly and easily.
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record audio chunks from the audio device and encode it to a mp3 files. perl audio libraries are used to read from audio device and write to wav files. conceived to record the too-early stern show. hence its stupid name. useful, but not very clever.
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