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canticum
Visual network music player
A music organiser and player designed around the display of music tracks in network visualisations. Instead of organising content in trees and lists, canticum uses metadata to lay out and connect songs in a network graph. -
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AONow
AOnow winamp plugin for Anarchy Online and Age of Conan
...The plugin is used to generate a script called np inside Anarchy Online or Age of Conan script folder. From inside the game you can activate the script by typing /np and it will display in game chat what song you are currently playing, as well as a short play history. -
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A client for the brand new XMMS2. It is written in C and uses GTK. Features LCD for elapsed time, nice display of song information and a playlist.
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This Winamp plugin displays status information on various LCD/VFD modules. A menu provides access to playlists, song titles, albums, artists, disk browsing and much more! Several input methods allow to control the menu and Winamp itself.
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audioBox is a Linux mp3 / ogg player front-end based on LCDproc, mpg123 and ogg123. It is intended to run on a standalone headless Linux machine as an \"audio appliance\". It provides file browsing and search capabilities through an LCD display.
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