Open Source FreeBSD MP3 Software
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Browse free open source MP3 software and projects for FreeBSD below. Use the toggles on the left to filter open source MP3 software by OS, license, language, programming language, and project status.
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A simple graphical MTP client for UNIX and UNIX like systems. It supports all MTP based devices including MP3 players, Media Players, Tablets and Mobile Phones.
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Provide a user-level API (C library) for communicating with the Creative NOMAD Jukebox MP3 players and Dell DJs under Linux, *BSD and Windows. The protocol in question is colloquially known as "PDE" (Portable Digital Entertainment). It includes simple
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Kaffeine is full featured Media Player for KDE. It supports all kinds of local and network media and digital video broadcasting (DVB). At the moment Kaffeine can use xine-lib or GStreamer as backend.
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Apollo is a music player GUI front-end for Linux. It aims to make it easy to choose and play music, currently MP3s, using a clean and functional interface. No skins.
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Bunghole Jukebox is a web interface to your MP3 collection. Use it to access your music collection wherever you are, publish in your website/blog and share with friends.
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Gtk-based mp3 player and file runner that is controlled by Hauppauge's TvCard's IR remote control. Uses mpg123 for decoding.
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Provide a user-level API (C library) for communicating with the Intel Pocket Concert MP3 player under Linux and *BSD, as well as a simple command-line utility for managing files/tracks on the device.
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This is a program for in-car use. Its designed in python using pygame. The main goal is to have an easy to navigate program while having it look good. The features will include mp3/divx/mpeg/dvd and other media files.
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Mummi is a multi user interface for the Apache module mod_mp3. The interface uses PHP4 & MySQL to store information on users, users personal mp3 playlists and more. For more information please visit http://mummi.sourceforge.net/
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My Community Portal is a all in one internet portal that offers, forum, groups, chat, your own e-mail, search engine, internet directory, your own home page, poll's, dating services, buddy list, MP3 and file sharing, and many more.
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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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mixplayd is a multi-channel mp3/ogg player daemon controlled over a tcp port. It has all functions like play/pause/stop/seeking plus special mixer functions. The number of channels and sound devices (including named pipe support) can be changed at runtime.
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This is is GTK+/Xaudio based mp3 player for linux. Its goals are to be simple to use and easy to port to other operating systems like the *BSD family or any other OS that has Xaudio libaries.
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A pluggable jukebox, in which the components talk XMLRPC to one another. This lets you have multiple UIs, multiple player types, multiple queueing systems. The ultimate conclusion would be a build your own jukebox kit. Includes a back end that Gronk! can
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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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