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    Ares Galaxy

    Ares Galaxy

    A free peer-to-peer (P2P) BitTorrent file sharing client

    ...As a member of the virtual community, you can search and download just about any file shared by other users. The latest versions also support the BitTorrent protocol and Shoutcast radio stations.
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    Downloads: 582 This Week
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    NarrowBand DataTrans

    NarrowBand DataTrans

    Data transmission through low-tech communication media

    ...The signal output to the transmitter is the sound card analog output socket while the received signal taken from the receiver is fed to a sound card analog input line. Targeted audience: * Short wave / long wave (narrow bandwidth) Amateur Radio enthusiasts * Experimenters of vintage transmission systems * People living in areas with absolutely no Internet and no 3G/4G/Edge access (only analog telephone or CB radio), so that peer-to-peer data sharing (or even broadcast to several peers at a time) are made possible. * Conditions where only a unidirectional audio link is available (no handshaking required)
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    BitWave enables traditional radio/television station to broadcast in the internet without additional bandwidth cost. It uses the peer to peer (p2p) protocol to relay contents client to client.
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    This project aims to develop a new kind of Content Distributiuon Network that uses a client's cache to reduce the load on the web server. Its like P2P radio for web sites and instead of broadcasting music, this system can be used to broadcast files from
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    Ample is an MP3 server written in C. It does not intend to support mixing, radio shows etc. Just an easy way to listen to your MP3's everywhere using the "open location" features already present in XMMS, WinAmp and Media Player.
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    YourRadio is a peer-to-peer network which is sorted among the taste of its users. This means that, if you vote over mp3 files, that are played by the client, you will only listen to music that you really like.
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    A distributed music service which suggests and downloads music based on your ratings. It exclusively serves the copyleft and creative commons licensed music community. Share the Music is a spiritual descendant of iRate Radio and the ideals they champion.
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    ABot is a simple bot program for ADC networks written in Java that can connect to a hub and provide facilities for the users and operators, like release notice, anti-spam filter, security, radio, text messages and more.
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