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Tin Can Jukebox
Stream your music over the net
Tin Can Jukebox is a very fast, full featured php/mysql web jukebox that can securely stream large mp3 collections over the internet to multiple users. Features include many browsing modes,dynamic downsampling,playists,language packs & user access controls. Programming 100% fueled by environmentally friendly beer. -
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JACo MP3 Player is a cross platform java mp3 player. Features: very low CPU usage (~2%), incredible small library (~90KB), doesn't need JMF, easy to integrate in any application, easy to integrate in any web page (as applet).
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Mp3dj is a Flex-based web application for searching, browsing, and playing your mp3 collection remotely. Fully featured mp3 player in a webpage includes cross-fade support. Drag-and-drop Winamp compatible .m3u playlist files.
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Web-trans is an OpenSource and free Web-Interface for sc_trans_linux Web-trans can start/stop/restart sc_trans_linux, edit the configuration, edit the playlist via drag/drop, reload the playlist and switch to the next song.
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Web based archiving system for community radio stations. Includes podcasting, xml indexes, complete control over accessibility of content. Programmers can place descriptions of individual shows. Administrator can control downloadability, whether podcast.
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The melody manager is a web application which indexes music and makes it accessible over the internet. Music is organised into artists, albums and playlists. Eventually the system will expand the users music collection based on their likes and dislikes.
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Peer to speaker is an open p2p application that enables you to listen to music on demand. No more need to mantain an mp3 collection, your collection now is virtually all existent music, and you can access it from any computer connected to internet.
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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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Amplitude is a servlet-based web application that allows you to browse and play mp3's. It can be used in conjunction with lame to re-encode mp3 files on the fly. This allows http streaming of mp3's over low bandwith connections such as upstream DSL
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Party Net Radio (pnr) is a PHP application which enables web clients to request and play mp3's (data stores in database) through an icecast server. It supports multiple playlists, authentication, user levels, searches and so on.
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A PHP Server application allowing a single machine with a good sound card to play MP3 files, at the request of client machines.
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Skald is a JSP/Servlet based application which provides a browser based control for playing MP3s on a remote server.
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