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Listen is a Music player and management for GNOME This site is not up to date, please see http://www.listen-project.org/
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Jamendo Tools is a set of tools to publish, listen or view Creative Commons content in Peer 2 Peer networks.
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The Last.FM Online Player allows you to listen to any Last.FM radio station without the need to install, or even download, any software. There is also a class available to easily get data from any profile on Last.FM
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This is a JavaOS software able to listen to or watch to VoIP sniffed communication. This software read libpcap file and it is able to discover VoIP-SIP session.
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This program let's you select and listen .mp3 or .wav files that are stored on disk and gives you visual feedback on a LCD device, e.g.a 16*4 letters display. By the use of a small LCD display you can avoid having a huge monitor spoil your living room.
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This program gives you a new way of capturing and collecting music from radio stations over the Internet. You can listen and record your favorites radios at the same time also this way like to realize audio diffusion using outcast stream protocol.
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Bored of all those same old songs, get TINAR, let your friends connect and listen to their playlists! Currently just functions as a xmms remote control with multiple clients, but new releases will make it a full blown p2p radiostation. (c++/gtkmm)
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Listen to RSS news (from NetNewsWire), e-mail (from Mail), web pages (from Safari) and more on your iPod! This is an AppleScript Studio application that uses Mac OS X's built in text to speech technology to create audio files from these text documents an
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An attempt at creating a music database management system, with pluggable backends and frontends. The system should incorperate, as a base, a file system/meta data file data store, cd extraction, and a web/daap frontend to listen to music.
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Ample is an MP3 server written in C. It does not intend to support mixing, radio shows etc. Just an easy way to listen to your MP3's everywhere using the "open location" features already present in XMMS, WinAmp and Media Player.
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OZradio. BETA-0.9.7.0 Linux GUI. CD Player & CD Ripper display CD info using HTTP CD Info Lookup,Ogg Player,Playlist Editor,Mixer,Control & listen to FM radio,auto station scan, programable Freq Buttons if radio card installed. By Gary Baker South OZ.
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The JukeDaddy is a p2p distributed MP3 jukebox for offices and shared-spaces. It allows people to pool their tunes together and listen to music on other people's computers. The interface is web-based.
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YourRadio is a peer-to-peer network which is sorted among the taste of its users. This means that, if you vote over mp3 files, that are played by the client, you will only listen to music that you really like.
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Apolos is a small program to listen to music CDs, and is planned to be able to rip them also. Its written in C for GNU/Linux using GTK+ as the GUI.
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A web-server wich is also a (i think...) shoutcast-server.That's all folks. It can be used to listen to yours mp3 files around the net...
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JookBox is a simple PHP web application that dynamically catalogs your MP3 collection based on their ID3 tags (v1-v2.4) and allows you to listen to them over the Web. Music can be searched and listed by artist, album or song (no DB req). Apache/PHP
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If you want to listen to some sweet sid tunes, SidBlaster is the way to go. It´s a clean and easy-to-use sidplayer for the unix console with a nice ncurses interface and a cute playlist. It allows you to easily change sid or sub-song. Try it out!
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This servlet allows you to listen to answerphone messages (which are recorded through mgetty+sendfax+vgetty). It provides the following main 'user' features: * View waiting voice messages (date, has been heard?, length of message). * Delete voice mess
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Zfestival is a graphical interfase to festival command line. With Zfestival you can enter a text to the edit line and listen the speech with festival, also you can browse your text files and then listen it.
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Cdred is a Linux driver and two programs that enables *any* CD player software (xfreecd,gtcd,etc.) to use audio CDs inserted in other computer. In other words: you can listen an audio cd in a Linux box that doesn't have that cd inserted.
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Listen to music playing from a central jukebox server (xmms and soon mpg123), or stream music over the web. Uses apache and mod_perl to categorize, organize and customzie your mp3 collection, all from a simple and elegant web interface!
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Currently nothing more than a bunch of seriously hacky scripts knocked up to allow everyone in an office to listen to a bunch of mp3s, thereby minimising arguments.
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MP3Serve is a web-based application, written in PHP, with a PostgreSQL, or MySQL back-end, used to catalog, and listen to your MP3's. It is based upon RIMPS. MP3Serve is guaranteed to be stable, because all changes are made to my production system first.
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Web Based MP3 Player. Listen to your home music from anywhere with a new browser and some Flash. Uses PHP5, SoundManager 2 and Mootools.
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Simuze is a web platform dedicated to musicians and musiclovers. Musicians can upload tracks under a Creative Commons license and music lovers can download music, listen to it, share it or use it in podcasts etc. Playlists are used extensively!