This piece of software is designed to let a DJ get his job done more easily. You can easily manage your collection of vinyls, cds, mp3s and save and visualize possible transitions between these tracks.
JMP3Cat is a MP3 Cataloger that reads MP3 CDs and inputs the data into a database for sorting and listening. It also prints Jewel Case sleeves and removes duplicate files off the hard drive without the need to locate them on the hard drive.
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The Javascript Sound Kit is a wrapper around the ActionScript Sound Object, it makes it possible to use the Sound Object in Javascript the same way you do it in ActionScript.
IceZing is a web-based front-end for icecast/ices0 that allows control of your own internet radio station based upon your mp3 collection. Features include A web-based playlist editor/viewer and the ability to archive your mp3's via ID3 tags into a MySql
A powerful and flexible audio scrobbler for lastfm featuring 1. Minimal build dependencies for maximum portability 2. Integration with unix find/batch for 24x7x365 unattended scrobbling 3. MP3 library management enables use of scrobblnig from 200 byte id
DJMix is an API for mixing sounds like MP3's files. A QT interface is provided as a first demo of realtime capacity of API (mixing,volume set, respeed, scratch, dj-rewind, sound section management).
Dave's Stupid Alarm Clock is a pyQt-based alarm clock for those of us with insomnia problems. It supports multiple alarms, snooze, mp3 playback, and so forth.
ctrlMedia: media center (audio, video, images, tv, ..) enginereed for car embedded use. Runs on Linux framebuffer/SDL Library using DirectFB. Uses external (opensource) libraries to reproduce contents.
A command line Ipod tool. It can browse by playlist, artist, album, or title. It can also add songs and remove songs. All updates are located at http://www.freevohelp.com/pypod/
Linux based car MP3 distribution which takes input from a numeric keyboard. LCD output is supported but optional. In every case there is audio feedback. It is possible to jump directly to any device, album and song.
airLCD is a C++ frontend for amarok, allowing users to control it with a remote control (using LIRC) and view track information and browse the music database on an LCD display (using LCDProc). The display is user customisable.
SPlayer (from Simply Player) is an Eclipse 3.x and up plug-in built to provide audio playback of MP3 files. The player supports both local and remote playback (over HHTP) as well as Shoutcast (PLS) playlists.
XSPF Web Music Player is a flash-based web application that uses xspf playlist format to play mp3 songs.
XSPF is the XML Shareable Playlist Format, with specs available at http://www.xspf.org . The software is written in Actionscript 2.
Seek & Destroy Music Duplicates is a tool for locating and removing duplicated music files. It uses an incremental scanning strategy and uses relatively few system resources. Mp3, ogg, wma, aac formats. Pattern matching: crc32, mp3, ogg tags.
Want to play your Creative NJB (or other libnjb-compatible device) tracks through your soundcard? Want to access the thing from a browser? Well that's what this project aims to provide, via a specialized HTTP server and two browser-based GUIs!
Agatha is a web based mp3 playing system that allows the home user or office group to stream music, create, manage and share play lists and control the playing of music on a remote system. Agatha needs no database.
Dancing QT is a combined music database and player application specially designed for dancing schools and equivalent applications. Key features are an easy-to-use interface, fast search capabilities, playlist management, exact pitching and crossfading.