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Lavalink
Standalone audio sending node based on Lavaplayer
...This architecture helps larger bots separate audio playback from gateway logic and reduce load on the main bot process. Lavalink provides a REST API for resolving tracks, controlling players, managing playback, and retrieving statistics. It supports seeking, volume control, authentication, Prometheus metrics, Docker images, event handling, and plugin-based extensions. It is widely useful for developers building scalable Discord music bots that need reliable external audio playback infrastructure. -
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VoiceChatter is a free, open source, and cross platform voice chat application. It is built for gaming, so it is light weight, yet delivers excellent voice quality over minimal bandwidth and latency. For more, visit http://www.voicechatter.net
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Application that will interpret messages through XMPP (aka jabber) and do things like raise the volume on your computer. Hopefully this will end up multi-OS, extensible and multi-chat. Main idea:from a wireless chat (cell) service, control your desktop.
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