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    A multi-threaded DAAP server for Linux and other POSIX type systems. Allows a Linux box to share audio files with iTunes users on Windows or Mac.
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    A DAAP (Digital Audio Access Protocol) client in .Net which can connect to any DAAP server sharing music on a network (such as itunes). Intended for PocketPCs to stream music, but should run on anything that runs .Net
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    A Java DAAP client/server backed up by an XML-based music library and the ability to access songs from iTunes/iPod music libraries. Based off of AppleRecords and One2OhMyGod.
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    Ida is a Multimedia access System. The sub-projects focus on Client and Server implementations for a Audio/Video access System. The Ida servers support DAAP as well. For now there XMMS and VDR plugins which make use of the Ida client library "libavap"
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    DMBrowser (Digital Media Browser) is a client browser for Apple's iPhoto and iTunes and other DMAP (Digital Media Access Protocol) servers that support DPAP (Digital Photo Access Protocol) or DAAP (Digital Audio Access Protocol).
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    itunes clone written in java. it uses several other projects as library. rendezvous:http://www.strangeberry.com/java_rendevous.htm mp3-player:http://www.javazoom.net daap:ileech.sourceforge.net, http://www.cdavies.org/permalink/applerecordsrele
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    An attempt at creating a music database management system, with pluggable backends and frontends. The system should incorperate, as a base, a file system/meta data file data store, cd extraction, and a web/daap frontend to listen to music.
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    A C/C++ library to share digital audio between computers on a network, reverse engineered from and compatible with Apple's iTunes 4.0 implementation.
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    A server for remote managment of an iTunes medialibrary via http. Possibly also daap Server functionality in the future.
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