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Commandline tool for generating MP3 playlists from ID3 tags. Configured by property file, runs head-less; user can schedule server to generate playlists from compound conditions on a regular basis. Java => "any" platform, but only tested on Win32.
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FX Player is a Web-based streaming server with a Flash iTunes-like interface. It shares your MP3 library and allow access to your tracks through the Internet. Coded in Java, FX Player run on most platforms, including Mac OS X, Windows, Linux and Unix.
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Playlist is a music player that uses HTML5-compatible Web browsers (like Chrome, Firefox, and Safari) to play digital audio and music files stored either locally or from a web server.
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RadioBox is open-source broadcasting solution that relays on client-server architecture. It consists of media server that runs as a service and listens for socket connections of graphical interfaces (web access, Windows GUI, Linux GUI, etc...)
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A live DJing system for the Jack sound server architecture. The system includes players for various audio file formats and playlist management.
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Convert an old music jukebox such as a Rockola to a .MP3 player! Jukebox does not need to be functional to use this Labview program. This project has been moved to the National Instruments site. "http://community.ni.com/examples/convert-analog-jukebox-t
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jJukebox is a web application for playing MP3/Audio files on the server it is installed on. Remote controlled by its text based web frontend. Playlists are supported, reader for additional playlist file formats can be plugged in. Written in 100% Java.
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A low profile (Linux CLI) audio player, which can be controlled over the network and stream from/to the network.
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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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A Samba VFS module used to map server-side file extensions to client-side file extensions and run a conversion/decompression program on the server when the "virtual file" is accessed by the client.
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My Community Portal is a all in one internet portal that offers, forum, groups, chat, your own e-mail, search engine, internet directory, your own home page, poll's, dating services, buddy list, MP3 and file sharing, and many more.
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just-a-JukeBox is a one-file JukeBox-Script written entirely in PHP. It uses local mpg123 and so simpleJukeBox is nothing more than a web-based remote-control for your "MP3-Server" :-)
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Streamcast takes an MP3 file from a playlist on a computer and streams it to a Shoutcast or Icecast server. It will also send along the MP3 metadata to the server. Streamcast is written in perl, and comes with a perl CGI script for use over the web. It
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iFile is a complex file manager for the Nintendo DS, making use of the linkers/Flashers for the ds, this tool will be able to reproduce media, manage that media, and do wifi with your PC.
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