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    e-Music library
    eMusic Library is a project developed in Java using Aqsa MVC framework to managed your digital music store.
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    Store mp3 files in your GMail account and play it on your desktop using a web-based GUI.
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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.
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    Mp3base is a web based mp3 database and jukebox. It uses mysql to store songs and mpg123, xmms or shout (icecast) for playing. The player can be run on a remote machine. Multiple users, playlists and voting are supported.
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    JukeX is a flexible jukebox system written entirely in Java. It is object oriented, and has flexible metadata support for the tracks, as well as a full API for developing custom client software to use it.
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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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    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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    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.
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