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Spiffy List will generate .XSPF playlists for the popular Flash based "XSPF Web Music Player". It will allow users with no knowledge of XML to use a GUI to edit their playlists.
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A Java application which allow you to use your iPod shuffle under GNU/Linux and many other Operating Systems. Complete features especially for ipod shuffle including per song volume setting, start stop time, play count, and sound check.
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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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LARGE (10,000+ song) music library manager with: * Two player user interfaces * Desktop PC with wxWidgets GUI * Embedded system with speech feedback (no gui) * Inter-player synchronization via tcp/ip
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Noozy is an advance digital cross-platform music player mastered by Noozxoide sound processor its own. On this new baked 3ZS version many improved from the previous...
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libtagedit provides a C++ and python interface to music file tag editing which should be as easy as possible. It has a plugin structure and is easily extendable. Currently, it includes plugins for MP3 (ID3v2 r/w and ID3v1 reading), OGG and FLAC files.
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Builds and manages a relational (SQL) database of digital music files (typically MP3's, although not necessarily). Storing music in a SQL database makes it possible to easily build interesting playlists. All-in-one CD-to-MP3 interface.
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DJ Py is a jukebox daemon, who lets you rate your songs and crossfades between them. If you dont want to constantly supervise your xmms, this is the solution
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This project wants to create a free plugin-based DJ tool for live mixing purposes. It will have pluggable modules for UI (XML based, external controls), sound output (multiple sound card support) and sound input (ogg, mp3, wav etc).
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This is a program for in-car use. Its designed in python using pygame. The main goal is to have an easy to navigate program while having it look good. The features will include mp3/divx/mpeg/dvd and other media files.
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The JukeDaddy is a p2p distributed MP3 jukebox for offices and shared-spaces. It allows people to pool their tunes together and listen to music on other people's computers. The interface is web-based.
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Pyamp: yet another music player (Pyamp) is a music player for KDE, currently supports mp3, ogg, and wav playback. It integrates with Konqueror, and have a very nice system tray and a playlist.
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The UIless Playlist Manager intends to be a generic music player, capable of managing multiple playlists based on different criterias, scalable to accomodate the needs of end users. UPM is an experiment in AI-using playlist management technology.
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Songer is an ID3 tagger designed for the ROX desktop that supports the drag-and-drop nature of ROX. It is designed to be a simple tagging utility. Songer currently only supports MP3s and ID3 version 1 tags. Future support of ID3v2 and OGG files is planne
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JReceiver is a servlet-based audio server which features tightly integrated metadata indexing capabilities, browser-based management, an XML-RPC interface and support for network-based MP3 players like the Rio Receiver from Sonic Blue.
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empxform is a flexible rmp file processor that allows users of emusic to download entire albums, generate playlists in m3u/xml formats, play albums directly from the web, download albums to an mp3 player and easily add new actions
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GDAM is real-time music remixing, production and dj-mixing software. Features client-server architecture, plugins, multiple devices, multiple mp3s, filtering, looping, sequencing, libglade-based (xml) guis, online help, midi.
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EarCandy is a non-web based music jukebox. It is written in python and initial platforms include Unix/Linux and Win32. A path is scanned for all mp3 files and organized into an index of Artist, Album and Title, irrespecitve of the underlying directory
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This is a simple Python module for retrieving and setting so-called ID3 tags on MP3 compressed audio files through an object-oriented interface. MP3 players generally use this simple information for display track title, artist name, and album title whi
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Python-powered MP3 management system! Intended for Car MP3/MP3 server use. Supports a number of inputs, outputs, players and playlisting solutions. Easy to use, and easy to hack are the two goals of this project.
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Pymel stands for: Python MP3-player by Eelco Lempsink and is a fully Python based program to use with the mp3serverbox (http://www.mp3sb.org). It doesn't play mp3's itself (yet). It runs within a curses environment (text-based).
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This is a simple Python script to save streaming mp3 data. I've tested this script with my.mp3.com and www.shoutcast.com. See homepage for setup instructions under GNU/Linux and Windows.
