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Quimup
Quimup is a Linux client for MPD
QUIMUP is a client for the music player daemon (MPD) written in C++ and QT6. New version 2.1.0 fixes some problems and adds two new features: 1. Album art size can be set (within limits). 2. User actions to run commands or scripts on files or directories. DEB package for Debian (12 or testing) / Kubuntu 24.04 RPM packages for Fedora (40) and openSUSE (Tumbleweed) Tarball for manual installation of the binary. Tarball with source code. -
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Softsqueeze
A java implementation of the Squeezebox
"Squeezebox is the smartest way to stream MP3s and Internet radio to your stereo without loss of sound quality." (Slim Devices) SoftSqueeze is a java software implementation of the Squeezebox allowing your PC to stream the same music as your Squeezebox. The source code for Softsqueeze is now on github. https://github.com/ralph-irving/softsqueeze3 The sourceforge cvs repository marked as read-only. -
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Rompr
Web frontend for MPD and Mopidy
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ShoqMan is a database and playlist manager for the Philips ShoqBox, which is a small and inexpensive alarm clock, radio, and MP3 player.
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This is Christine a Python, GTK+, GStreamer based media player. Is intended to be beautiful, useful and fat free.
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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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KGPL is internet radio software that runs on .m3u and .xspf playlists. Add songs to the library. Make your own playlists. Or just listen. KGPL is free as in libre radio for free as a bird music. http://www.kgpl.org
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Blackdog is a music player and playlist manager based on Siberia RCP. It allows to manage your own music library by editing music tags, creating your playlists, listen to radio, get the lyrics of a song and even, configure your iPod or usb-key.
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radiolab builds scheduling tools and other add-ons to help you enjoy your internetradio experience even more.
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A PHP script written for Apache 1.3/PHP 4.3 that emulates the Kerbango radio tuning service as used by Apple Computer's iTunes software. The purpose of this script is to allow customization of the integrated radio tuner in iTunes.
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IPv6 Multicast Internet Radio Station backed by a MySQL database, PHP webbased frontend, a seperate mp3 gatherer/indexer and the pride of it all: Radio.Unfix which sends your mp3's onto the internet using only one stream for unlimited listeners.
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rphpMMS is a multi-user randomizer/shuffle rating system add-on for use with phpMMS that uses XMMS (mplayer - beta), php, mysql, mp3info, ogginfo, vorbiscomments, and the inetctl plugin for xmms. Support for ices metadata update for internet radio.
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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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The OTRPlayer is an MP3 player for the Sharp Zaurus PDAs. It is designed for Old Time Radio (OTR) type mp3 files. These are generally low bit rate, 22050 Hz sample rate, and mono format. Features will be designed for these type of files.
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YourRadio is a peer-to-peer network which is sorted among the taste of its users. This means that, if you vote over mp3 files, that are played by the client, you will only listen to music that you really like.
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PrivateRadio is another web based jukebox. In addition to typical jukebox features, PrivateRadio uses a radio tuner metaphor for its 'stations'. Each station can play to a mplayer/madplay daemon or easily scripted to shout to shoutcast/winamp.
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*********************************** ALERT:Otto has been revived in a new version! See it at http://ottojukebox.com *********************************** otto is a web based mp3 database and jukebox which can gracefully organize a very large number of albums. it is suitable for home or office workgroup use, or as an interface to a streaming internet 'radio' station.
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The EMMP is an embedded mobile mp3 player. The code (written mostly in c) supports playing mp3's, radio, software eq, and playlists. It has hardware support (a kernel module) for the noritake 800 series graphic vfd as well as an SDL simulator.
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A Java J2ME/CLDC Midlet client to the MP3Tunes.com online music locker using the Oboe API. Also can be a standalone MP3 stream player (for radio stations, MP3 files on the web, etc.)
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