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Dukebox
An audio library manager and media-player.
The Dukebox audio library manager brings you a modern, clean media-player that play's over 53 different formats of audio. Note this is still in beta and as such has some bugs, please let me know if you find any. For more information see: https://djfdyuruiry.github.io/Dukebox/ Please Note: This project is now only actively maintained @ https://github.com/djfdyuruiry/Dukebox -
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aTunes
Cross-platform player and audio manager
aTunes is a powerful, full-featured, cross-platform player and manager, with support for online radios, podcasts and CD ripping. -
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Cabernet
Cabernet is an MP3 manager with cloud integration.
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. -
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Zinf is the continuation of FreeA*p and has all the same features as FreeA*mp: MP3, Vorbis, WAV and audio CD playback, streaming (SHOUTcast, Icecast, RTP) support, a powerful musicbrowser/playlist editor, a themed interface and a RMP download manager.
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