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Win32 DLL and library that in the futur will burn/rip/test/fix/erase CD-R/CD-RW/DVD-RAM/DVD-R/DVD-RW/DVD+R/DVD+RW/DVD+R DL/BD-R/BD-RE , and eventually it is also a documentation and or tutorial to Adaptec ASPI and ISO 9660

When we used WinAmp to manage our music, the organization of the mp3 files themselves was a secondary concern. Now that we are migrating to cloud based music systems, a music manager needs to be more of an organizational tool than a player. Cabernet attempts to fill that new realm.

This software enables you mainly to manage your audio collection. You can add multiple tags to your songs (genre, dance), make smart playlists and more things will come.

iTagX is a powerful and yet easy-to-use tool to edit metadata of common audio formats.

The Audirella is a piece of ripping CDs and converting audio formats in the form of wizard. Use great tools such as: cdparanoia, cdda2wav, bladenc, lame, oggenc, oggdec, etc.. It is written in shell-script and uses Xdialog to generate the windows.

mm2mm (Multimedia to Multimedia) is a webservice (based on php) to convert many medias (DVD, CD-A, video, audio, ...) to many medias (divx, mpeg, ogg, music-only, ...)

Java cross-platform media player to support smart playlist generating and last-fm/scrobbling capabilities. With dynamic support for iPod synching.

Easyfreedb is a cross-platform C++ library for accessing data on a freedb server. It supports protocol level 6 (UTF-8) and uses Boost's LL parser framework for parsing. Easyfreedb has a C-wrapper to make it easy to use from other programming languages.

G3b - program for burn CD-R/RW // DVD-+R/RW, with GTK 2, K3b-like interface.

wxMyMultiMedia intends to be a crossplatform multimedia database/tool using mysql, MyODBC, and wxWidgets. MP3, ogg, wav, mpg(1), mpg(2), and avi, as well as archive formats. Extra's to be included are cd ripping, format conversion and cd burning

Enflame: A fast yet powerful CD Burning application written in the C programming language that is based on the EFL (Enlightenment Foundation Libraries) and makes use of cdrecord. With possible future use of Libburn when it becomes a more mature library.

A linux console application which rips CDs to MP3 files and shares them.

The Linux Media Center (LMC) is an attempt to create a clone of Windows Media Player. It'll be having almost all the features of WMP and many more. It'll be play audio as well as video. It is being written using the GTK libraries and GStreamer.

A delphi component to add to your application the function of burning cd / dvd without any other dll or software

This project is aimed to enhance the capacity of user data for multimedia files on standard CD media, by reducing the amount of Error Correction Codes (ECC) on the CD, similar to S/VCD cd formats. (i.e. to store 800M video clip on single 80Min CD)

Embedded Car-MP3/CD-Player with optional GPS-Navigation and Webcam.

krabber is a mp3 ripping frontend for kde1, similar to AudioCatalyst on windows. krabber3 will be its port to kde3.

TBX Player is a multimedia player designed for mixing streams from any source (MP3, Ogg vorbis, etc..). It's very flexible with dynamic modules (gui, input, output, dsp, etc..), and compile under both UNIX and WINDOWS plateform.

KBORE is another CDROM burning tool for KDE, It will allow people to burn Multisession ISO CDROM, Audio CDROM using MKISOFS, CDRECORD or some internal cd-reading functions. It intented to be very easy to configure and use.

The Papillion Audio Project aims to provide a single, integrated, best of breed and cross platform CD Ripper, CD Burner, and audio player.

data & video-conferencing, one shared whiteboard, send text messages (IM), transfer files(FTP),collaborate in real time,email capablities,Plays and stores dvd,cd and Mp3. Web-based Internet directory,Remote Desktop Share,File sharing program & browser

A p2p client used for sharing the music format Ogg Vorbis (www.vorbis.com), also has a built in player.

...None of the available solutions worked quite the way I wanted them to work, so I decided to spend a little time making a script to remove as much pain as possible from the process. The idea here is to have a system which is comprised of three parts - a ripper daemon, an encoder daemon, and a frontend. I'm planning to use avahi to automate discovery of the backend pieces, udisk to automate discovery of optical drives, and perl to glue it all together. I'd like to make the backends modular, but for the time being, I'm going to be hard-coding the encode formats (mp3/mp4) and programs used (lame, handbrake-cli, cdparanoia).

A open-source media player with a sleek and powerful interface.

Simple, gstreamer based media player and framework.