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A Java Native Interface (JNI) library suitable for communicating with a range of USB interface chips from FTDI via the D2XX driver. It currently supports OS X 10.10+ and Windows 7/8 x64. On OS X, the 64 bit JVM is supported. On Windows, support is limited to the 64 bit JVM (Java 1.8 is now 64 bit). Version 1.0 --------------------------------- - Java 8 - SPI support and sample (via MPSSE)

A soundboard that supports almost all MP3s and WAVs. Sounds can be triggered with custom keyboard hot-keys and played through up to 2 outputs. i.e. Your speakers and a virtual audio cable. Also allows for your mic to pass into the virtual audio cable when enabling Mic Injector. This soundboard also incorporates a save feature. REQUIREMENTS: - Java 7 If you want sounds to be played through voice chat you'll need a virtual audio cable. (For Windows users I recommend the VB-Cable...

... for a either a sound input(microphone) or sound output(speakers). Can also be used to gate noise from your own mic or play your microphone through your speakers. REQUIREMENTS: - Java 7 or higher for Windows. - Java 6 or higher for Mac. Java 7 recommended. - A virtual audio cable is required for use with VOIPs: For Windows users I recommend the VB-Cable driver (http://vb-audio.pagesperso-orange.fr/Cable/index.htm). Mac users can use SoundFlower.

Spantus - signal(speech) analytical tool

This desktop application provides graphical control of K8055, a USB Experiment Interface Board by Velleman (http://www.velleman.eu/). It will be mostly platform-independend at a later time. The current (beta) version is for windows 2000/XP/Vista/7 on 32Bit. It is incompatible with all other Operating Systems and with 64Bit architecture. I stopped developing this application. Feel free to reuse the code or contact me on Questions.

A GUI (interface) for mp3splt and mp3wrap written in Java. The open source alternative to AlbumWrapper. Compatible with AlbumWrapper only for splitting

This is a Java GUI application for downloading files from a ReplayTV device. It provides an easy to use, graphical interface, for the retrieval of one or multiple files.

Java access to USB, currently using kernel 2.4 Linux-USB support. There is a "core" API for accessing USB devices, and simple tools including a USB viewer in Swing. Applications are being developed separately, including digital camera support.

The Java Library for communicating with the Sirius SC-C1 USB Interface.