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    A simple MP3 Player Application, created using JavaFX. Required JRE 1.8 or above to run.
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    Plays the next MP3 in a folder. Calls your native MP3 player software, and keeps a record of what's been played before. Allows comments of the files. MP3 alarm clock by setting the task scheduler to call it. Edit the .java to point to your directory.
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    dplayer (short for "directory player") is a simple music file player written in Java. Instead of using a sophisticated playlist management or "my music" repository, it offers a file system browser to let you choose directories containing music files.
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    Random MP3 Player is a simple mp3 application written in Java. The user points the application to a directory containing mp3s (or whose subdirectories contain mp3s). The application will then randomly play mp3s from the chosen directory.
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