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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
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Patches xmms for on the fly recoding id3 tags, m3u playlists, and file names from one encoding to another. Support ID3 tag editing, playlist sorting, encoding autodetection. Configuration available under encodings page of standard xmms preferences.
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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.
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Library and command line utility to store binary data in FLAC application metadata blocks, specifically ISO data tracks. Using the data in these blocks it is possible to archive and recreate a bit accurate copy of Enhanced CD/CD Extra discs.
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Libcddb is a library that implements the different protocols (CDDBP, HTTP) to access data on a CDDB server (http://freedb.org). It tries to be as cross-platform as possible. The initial libary will have a C API.
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The audio CD image extractor library and console application. It can unpack various audio image formats and store audio tracks as media files. Supported input formats: CUE, NRG (Nero), WavPack. Supported output formats: mp3, wav.
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Alcogas is a cross platform open source software which allows to write an image created by the 'Alcohol 120%' on a CD-R/RW disk.
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Burnie is a collection of software to record and archive audio signals to harddisk and then burn them to multiple CDs simultaneously. Immediate CD copy to multiple drives is also supported. User interface is provided by a serial touchscreen.
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The dynamic duo of CDDB.py and DiscID.py, along with their side-kick C module cdrommodule.so, provide an easy way for Python programs to fetch information on audio CDs from CDDB (http://www.cddb.com/) -- a very large online database of track listings a
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This plugin allows remote control of XMMS / WinAmp using a remote-control and receiver from X10. A replacement for X10's BOOM2000 software, this plug-in has additional features to make listening to mp3s from anywhere easy and fun.
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The Mayhem & Chaos Collection is a collection of semi-related software projects written/maintained by Robert Kaye. This umbrella project allows me to make my various side projects available to the public.
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The Pioneer DVF07 (or 727) 300 Disc CD changer has support for text titles and artists in the player. This connects to FreeDB.org and downloads the text to the player. While this is Win32 software, only the GUI is not portable. You could whip up a command
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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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