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shelfelf
webapp for itunes, mpd, squeezebox, xmms2 &c.
The shelfelf is a web frontend to send commands to your music player (itunes, mpd, squeezebox, xmms2, ...). The shelfelf works with all tested browsers (except for Microsoft's Internet Explorer, Amiga's AWeb and lynx), but the interface is designed for tablets (with a browser running in fullscreen mode) like Apple's iPad. Linux (or Mac OS X) with Apache webserver, MySQL database and the ability to send commands to your stereo equipment is required. -
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Pur-ooze
Music Stream using PHP /Zend and Dojo
Pur-ooze is a program where one can stream music through a browser, in addition to having advanced playlist options. It utilizes PHP/Zend for the backend and the Dojo Framework for the user interface. -
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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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The melody manager is a web application which indexes music and makes it accessible over the internet. Music is organised into artists, albums and playlists. Eventually the system will expand the users music collection based on their likes and dislikes.
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