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Now writing speed is dramatically increased! I wrote 32 GB less than 2 hours instead of 2 days to the clean storage! Also the way how program data is storaged is changed. See more at the home page. Main purpose is to synchronize your music with Android devices. Import music information from various sources: * mp3 files; * directories containing mp3 files; * m3u8 playlists; * Winamp playlists When file are imported it is easy to manage your playlists, review files information and...

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.

Clone of WinCue for Winamp. Medialibrary for extreme quick access. Textphrases, regular expressions, foldernames limits tracks to certain files/songs. Tested with Xmms, but adjustable for any command-line supported Player. AutoCue need InfoPipe and Xmms.

MP3 portAll is a web-based php-written engine, which allows you join various mp3 resources (ftp and http servers, local or network filesystems) into single music collection and hide its original placement. Fully integrated with WinAmp.

winamp remote is a winamp 2.x and 5.x plugin that exports virtually all the player functionality of winamp over the network via RPC. There is also an application that allows Winamp to be controlled completely from multiple remote clients.

HiasAmp is an platform independend music player that supports mp3 and ogg vorbis. It works with an embedded db and helps you to arrange your music-collection in an easier way than WinAmp and the likes. visit the homepage for details and downloads!

This allows you to control your Winamp from an Unix machine. Either text-based in a shell-like environment or parameter based, which can be useful to control Winamp from scripts. Requires the Winamp Remote Control Plugin from Patrick Martin.

Gamp is a clean/simple audio player for Gnome. It is written in C and uses the Gstreamer framework for audio playback. It supports MP3, Ogg Vorbis, and Flac. It's interface is similar to that of Winamp, Freeamp, or XMMS.

SpyImage is a php script that dynamically creates an image that displays current track information from winamp. When the image is loaded or refreshed, it is automatically updated with new data. SpyImage gets data from the winamp plugin, SpyAmp.

Emacs Mode for playing mp3 (and others music files formats) Include winamp compatible playlist edition mode, id3 tag edition mode, volume control

p4sync syncs mp3 players on multiple computers over the network so that they are playing the same song at the same time. Popular players such as Windows Media Player, Winamp, iTunes, and XMMS will be supported. We have a prototype up and running.

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.

Saxtus BrowseAMP skin it is a skin for BrowseAMP and it is made using frames. BrowseAMP WinAMP plug-in can be found free of charge here: http://www.browseamp.com/

This plugin allows remote control of XMMS / WinAmp using a remote-control and receiver from X10. A replacement for X10's BOOM2000 software, this plug-in has additional features to make listening to mp3s from anywhere easy and fun.

Izolita is a Remote Winamp Control tool. It enables you to control your Winamp via your browser or via a (lightweight) desktop client. Both versions offer the same features.

This is a simple, command line based program aimed at converting Winamp style playlists into Nero Audio Compilation (.nra) files to facilitate the burning of favored playlists. Current support is for .m3u and .bpl playlists.

This is a KDE 2 panel DOCK app to control the popular Mp3 Player XMMS. Main Features: *uses XMMS and Winamp skins *scrolling title display *drag and drop to add songs to playlist *mouse wheel volume control View screenshots on project's homepage!