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Xtreme Media Player
Xtreme Media Player is a free cross-platform media player.
...It provides the user with a graphical interface for choosing music files and playlists - and includes support for many audio file formats including .spx, .snd, .aifc, .aif, .wav, .au, .flac, .mp1, .mp2, .mp3, .ogg, .aac, and .m4a. The code is very modular to allow the straightforward extraction of core modules (such as the audio engine, the FFT analysis, the playlist management module, and several visualizations) to use in other projects as external libraries. A key feature of XtremeMP is the capability to view visualizations (on-screen graphics controlled by the music’s audio). These can have scientific/technical purposes such as depicting some properties of the audio (such as the Oscilloscope, Spectrum, Stereogram, and Spectrogram visualizations).
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