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'kgmplayer' is a Media Player and a media toolbox for Linux, based on'Mplayer' , ffmepg and a long list of many other open source projects and built using Kulina Graphics Library ( 'kglib' and 'kgdevelop'). It tries to hide the complex options of 'Mplayer' and provide (hopefully) an effective and simple interface to the user to play the media. It handles the input source like CD/DVD and output connections like HDMI.'kgmplayer' tries to include all dependencies and binary is statically linked with kulina libray and its dependencies and should run on any 64bit distribution like Debian, Ubuntu,Fedora etc. ...

Web-based karaoke software suite created in November 2024 as a very partial replacement of the online catalog provided by Kara Jukebox, still in very early alpha development stage, neither feature complete nor stable enough to be used in production. Please read the readme file at the root of the project for more information.

This project is not developed anymore. If you are looking for a replacement, please see: https://sourceforge.net/projects/dmidiplayer/

Apozh is a game similar to karaoke for 2 or more players. One player sings a song while the second player should not hear it, then the song is turned backwards, and the second player tries to sing it in the 'reversed' state. Once the second player finished singing, his recording is also turned backwards. Then the second player tries to guess, what was the first player's song. A sound card, microphone and speakers are required to play this game.

A utility to assist in manipulating karaoke files

Plarpebu is a java karaoke player that runs on any architecture that can run java. It plays both midi (.mid and .kar) and mp3+cdg files. Check project web site at : http://miageprojet.unice.fr/twiki/bin/view/Fun/ScreenshotsPage for full info.

The project is now known as Performous. https://sourceforge.net/projects/performous/

Mobile karaoke is karaoke application based on J2ME for mobile phones (aka cell phones). It is based on MIDP 2.0 and the karaoke extensions to the MIDI standard. Nearly every J2ME MIDP 2.0 capable device is able to run this application.

Tone Deaf is an online Karaoke game. The purpose of which is to allow users to both upload their own karaoke performances and download other users karaoke performances in order to rate them in various categories. See our homepage for an example.

The Java Karaoke project is implementing Karaoke players in Java, using the JMF and javasound APIs