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GryPhon is a Linux GTK CD-Player focusing on configurability, features and looks. It is a full-featured CD-Player, with CDDB-loading/editing/saving and is written PURELY in Python. GryPhon also features a full-featured CD audio library called CDLow.
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Getcontrol is a nice GNOME2 multimedia frontend. It aims to play DivX, DVD, MP3, OGGs, Shoutcast stream. But also provide digital photos viewing, visio conferencing, etc... All of this connected with your remote control and running on your TV OUT
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gmmusic is a free and powerful music collection management system for Gnome. You can handle your complete music collection, consisting of songs, which are stored on records, CDs, minidiscs, video and audio tapes. gmmusic fully supports freedb protocol
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GUI for GNOME2 to upload songs to DIVA mp3 player. Uploading from files / playlists, estimated time, progress bars, space left on the device, etc.
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menu_buddy is a small python script used to produce GNOME panel menus out of a directory hierarchy of music files. The menus created by menu_buddy are able to enqueue/play directories (or whole subtrees) in xmms as well as pause/play/skip xmms itself.
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GTK SWF Player. GNOME Applications and a mozilla plugin. Other things included is a library for reading swf files, swf2txt convert swf to text files.
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Gmusic is a program for editing, printing, export and import of pieces of music, e.g. from and to musixTeX, midi, abc...
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gramophone is tiny gnome applet to play music files by external engines. I don't like xmms the giant.
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Remote control for Creative Live! Drive's RM900. This will allow anyone to control a bunch of multi-media *nix apps from remote control, bundled with some SB Live! and Audigy sound cards.
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This plugin provides a nice spectrum analyzer for XMMS without being a CPU hog. You can even see the harmonics of a nice violin play. Source tarball only, helpers for packaging (DEB, RPM) needed. There are no extra features, but no bugs known either.
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FEATURES: Editing of single ID3 TAGs, rename files, mass tagging with variables %dir and %file, exchange tags, set tags based on filenames, sort files, unsort files, create playlists and search for files.
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napMan is an infobot that provides you with a real time glimpse into the current state of the worldwide network of nap servers that are based on either the closed source napster protocol or the open source opennap protocol.
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VSA is a visual sound analyzer (eye candy to go along with audio) for GNOME and EsounD. VSA supports layering any number of visualization, background or filter plug-ins, in any order.
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gmocp (gnome moc player) is a gtk-based frontend for the moc player (music on console). It allows to you to play, pause, next, previouse, toggle shuffle, toggle repeat and control the playlist elements.
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Banshee plugin for automatically updating the track library (similar to Rhythmbox' behaviour) and inotify support
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Open Conversion Toolkit
The Open Conversion Toolkit converts files from one type to another
OCT ("Open Conversion Toolkit") is a set of programs for converting arbitrarily many files from their own file formats to others. It includes a simple command-line program for converting, as well as a convenient wxWidgets user interface.
