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Clementine is a multi-platform music player and library organizer inspired by Amarok 1.4. It has a fast and easy-to-use interface, and allows you to search and play music from your local library, internet radio, songs you’ve uploaded to cloud storage, and more! Use this as an open source alternative to itunes or spotify.

This is a minimalistic Music Player written in Java & native C++. The engine framework is written mainly in Java with C++ used to back any other native functionalities. Currently this project is under heavy development and not for general consumer usage.

This music player is supposed to be simple and all centered around an infinite intelligent queue (some other players call this PartyShuffle or DJ mode). You can manually add songs to it - but if you don't or the queue gets too short, it will automatically intelligently fill it with further songs. The intelligent queue decision currently is based on: * song ratings * context-based choices, e.g. related songs more likely Other features of this player: * open source, simplified BSD...

A highly flexible music player which makes your own layout creation easy! Set up what you believe is intuitive! Python script support, multiplatform native look and feel, gstreamer sound engine!

Plays the next MP3 in a folder. Calls your native MP3 player software, and keeps a record of what's been played before. Allows comments of the files. MP3 alarm clock by setting the task scheduler to call it. Edit the .java to point to your directory.

This is the music organizer for djs under Linux. It plans like analogue of Beatport Sync from Native Instruments, but more lightweight with another additional functionality.

A fast, extensible, open-source iTunes alternative written in Cocoa. Uses native Mac OS X widgets, features a "skinnable" mini-mode, and is compatible with Mac OS X themes and ShapeShifter AppSkins.

MAD is a high-quality fixed-point MPEG audio decoder with 24-bit output. The implementation is entirely new, based on the ISO/IEC standards, and performs especially well on systems without native floating-point support.

eGott is a standalone jukebox server for Linux. It is remotelly controllable via native protocol. It supports multiple simultaneous users, multiple playlists, etc... Native client in Java is also available.

OpenAlbum is an Internet-native musical album format. Our goal is to create a system that is tailored to the needs of independent musicians and their fans.