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Songer is an ID3 tagger designed for the ROX desktop that supports the drag-and-drop nature of ROX. It is designed to be a simple tagging utility. Songer currently only supports MP3s and ID3 version 1 tags. Future support of ID3v2 and OGG files is planne
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A MySQL based PHP web frontend and perl module backend for ices to stream your collection of mp3s and allow site visitors to queue songs from your collection. It picks random songs when the queue is empty, and keeps a history of songs played.
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EarCandy is a non-web based music jukebox. It is written in python and initial platforms include Unix/Linux and Win32. A path is scanned for all mp3 files and organized into an index of Artist, Album and Title, irrespecitve of the underlying directory
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mp3admin is a php solution for managing mp3 files remotely (namely, editing id3 tags using class.id3.php). It uses MySQL only for user management and currently supports streaming and downloading mp3 files and editing their id3 tags.
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Mp3Kult is an application for KDE 2 (K Desktop Environment). Mp3Kult organizes your mp3 collection in a Mysql database. It can read Mp3 Tag and song information (length, bit rate sample rate etc.), make playlists, play song with an external player (x
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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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This is a simple Python module for retrieving and setting so-called ID3 tags on MP3 compressed audio files through an object-oriented interface. MP3 players generally use this simple information for display track title, artist name, and album title whi
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Music Server is a pure-Python MP3 "jukebox" software. The focus in on ease-of-use, reliability and extensibility. The high-level architecture is a two tier single server/multiple clients system.
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Python-powered MP3 management system! Intended for Car MP3/MP3 server use. Supports a number of inputs, outputs, players and playlisting solutions. Easy to use, and easy to hack are the two goals of this project.
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C++ client for mp3 server box, a network interface (found at http://www.igalaxie.com/ltt/mp3) acting together with the MySQL-Database as very flexible mp3 jukebox. It was preliminary designed to build up an user interface inside a car by using a serial LC
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A complete web-based system to build a headless MP3 Jukebox, using Perl, PHP4 and MySQL. The focus of the project is ease of use, aesthetics, and a well designed user-interface. Much of the project has been completed, and is in use by the author, it incl
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Doodah is a set of programs to manage a MySQL database of MP3s. It has a command-line based administration tool and a cool GTK jukebox-style frontend that supports XMMS or any command-line player.
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Pymel stands for: Python MP3-player by Eelco Lempsink and is a fully Python based program to use with the mp3serverbox (http://www.mp3sb.org). It doesn't play mp3's itself (yet). It runs within a curses environment (text-based).
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Multimedia Player, CD-Audio MP3 with support of CDDB ID3 tag, IR remote and LCD display. We now use mysql with LiMpOo 2.0 to manage MP3 list. A php frontend could be used to manage catalog, playlist and configuration.
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Mymusic is a MP3 jukebox for Linux and other Unices that uses a MySQL database to store song info (as well as other data), and a PHP web interface (with other interfaces planned). It features weighted-random song selection based on previous requests, hi
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This is a simple Python script to save streaming mp3 data. I've tested this script with my.mp3.com and www.shoutcast.com. See homepage for setup instructions under GNU/Linux and Windows.
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MyPy Jukebox is a project to build a linux based touch screen jukebox. Currently the application is using mysql for backend database storage and xmms for front end music playing. MyPy itself is written in python.
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The purpose of this project is to extend CoolMP3 - a searchable mp3 database that uses a directory structure of .ini files (for album info), id3v1 and v2 tags from MP3s, using PHP, MySQL and Apache.
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Damascus Digital Music Server was supposed to be a MP3 jukebox which could stream music over the network or play it locally. It was a fork of mp3act, which was abandoned. Unfortunately, this project has also been abandoned.
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The teraTunes project aims at providing users with a centralized place to store and access their music. teraTunes allows users to access their music anywhere in the world by utilizing three GUIs. Also supports remote library updates.
