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ID3.NET is a set of libraries for reading, modifying and writing ID3 and Lyrics3 tags in MP3 audio files. The core library is a portable class library compatible with the .NET Framework 4 and higher, Silverlight 4 and higher, Windows Phone 7.5 and .NET for Metro style apps. It also contains non-portable libraries that provide additional platform-specific support. ID3.NET also provides an extensible metadata discovery framework that can discover specific ID3 frame data (like album art,...
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Provides the ability to export playlists from an iTunes Music Library. Supports exporting playlists as m3u files. 1.x branch built using .NET. 2.x branch build using Flex (AIR) and Scala.
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X-Play™ - Free musicplayer for MP3 und WAV files! ---------------------------------------------------- Durch eine resourcensparende Programmierung bietet X-Play™ eine feine Alternative für den Windows Media Player™!
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UXMp3 is an advanced playlister and MP3 player, working outside X. it allows many advanced features. works under UNIX.
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