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...Details here: https://sourceforge.net/projects/kalimero/ WallPaper (alias crawlpaper) is a desktop changer (NOT a screensaver) which includes a web crawler for picture download, an audio stream ripper, an audio player, a mini mp3 tag editor,etc. Also included support for .zip and .rar files and an interface to the BerkleyDB code for small databases.
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A music playback history statistics server.
The Music Statistics Server records and makes available the music play history. The information may be used in such applications like refining song selection based on historical preferences. -
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CDTech is a CD/DVD file name archiver (indexing and calagoguing). It allows to retrieve quickly a given file in one or many CD or DVD. There is no limits in term of number of CD/DVD or files managed. CDTech uses a Mysql database.
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ChessDB is a free open-source chess database for Windows, Linux, Mac OSX and most UNIX and UNIX-like operating systems. ChessDB is based on code from Scid http://scid.sourceforge.net/ - a project for which there have been no updates for several years. In
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JMP3Cat is a MP3 Cataloger that reads MP3 CDs and inputs the data into a database for sorting and listening. It also prints Jewel Case sleeves and removes duplicate files off the hard drive without the need to locate them on the hard drive.
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KmusicdB is a music information manager for KDE3 and a PostgreSQL database. You can add your music collection and browse through it in a customizable viewer. KmusicdB includes CDDB support, reports and searching. This is not an MP3 manager.
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goldenfiles is a project which has a number of small software ranging from useful to completely useless.
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Ida is a Multimedia access System. The sub-projects focus on Client and Server implementations for a Audio/Video access System. The Ida servers support DAAP as well. For now there XMMS and VDR plugins which make use of the Ida client library "libavap"
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IPv6 Multicast Internet Radio Station backed by a MySQL database, PHP webbased frontend, a seperate mp3 gatherer/indexer and the pride of it all: Radio.Unfix which sends your mp3's onto the internet using only one stream for unlimited listeners.
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MP3Info generates lists of files with file, mp3 and tag information. The generated information is showed with formated output. The output format can be one of the format examples: text, html, xml or sql. But you can define your own output format.
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LIRC-aware, plain text, Unix toolset for managing mp3 playback with little user interaction. Main features: Recall last frame and track of all playlists, Load defaults from a configuration file, Transparent directory loading and recompilation.
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Database to store filesystem metadata (directory structure) and/or audio tracks descriptions of offline media and frontends to database (WWW, GUI and CUI).
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OggCarton is a cross-platform CD ripper, database, and web server for Ogg and MP3 files. Needs no external database or web server! <br> Linux and Windows require Java 1.4.1 (or later) installed. Java is included with Mac OS X.
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Audio environment for blind men; we have a linux box with: - audio database track - play, rec with keys command adapt to blind men - work with synthetizer throw simple messages in console DoDo list: - mixer and mount track functionalities - i
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webplay creates from a collection of mp3s and Ogg-Vorbis files (directory or database) a web-based jukebox with support for multiple independent streams. it also maintains control over the stream and can change codec/bit-rate, skip or goto a track, etc.
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Reinvent the wheel ? No ! But making the best out of current implementations of MP3 Databases and Archives. Combined with a straight mp3 Player and a fine ID3 Tagger tool
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Webbased Audio-CD-Archive for private Audio-CD-Collections. Use PHP, Perl and MySQL. Also support CD-Location in up to 255 CD-Changer. Integrated CDDB-Interface.
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The goal of the Standard MP3 Database Project (SMDP) is to provide a standard means of storing MP3 ID3 tag and Ogg comment information within a database, such as PostgreSQL, and MySQL, along with an API for querying a SMDP-compliant database.
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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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Biscuitlog is a database AND community for information on sound recordings. It allows users to share information on obscure musical recordings and friendly banter as well.
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