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JuMP is a client for MPD (http://www.musicpd.org), written in Java using SWT. It aims to provide full playlist support, along with full entry and search support for a database of tracks. It includes a separate Java class for interfacing with MPD.
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This java project solves the problem of not being able to easily extract track and playlist information from the iTunesDB. With a focus on ipod users this project extracts all information from the db and serializes it to XML.
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MediaDB is an Media Library written in Java. The current planed scope is implement the functionality to manage a huge amout of MP3 Files, creating playlist and it will contain a mediaplayer. The Project is under development.
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