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A low profile (Linux CLI) audio player, which can be controlled over the network and stream from/to the network.
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A Java DAAP client/server backed up by an XML-based music library and the ability to access songs from iTunes/iPod music libraries. Based off of AppleRecords and One2OhMyGod.
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Amplitude is a servlet-based web application that allows you to browse and play mp3's. It can be used in conjunction with lame to re-encode mp3 files on the fly. This allows http streaming of mp3's over low bandwith connections such as upstream DSL
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JuMP3 is a Java application that streams MP3 and Ogg Vorbis audio files from a server to a player on a local network. Both are controlled by a separate controller with a GUI based on SWT.
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JiMix is an interactive jukebox with remote access. Based on 100% java code it provides remote control trough web access and RMI-clients. Songs are selected mixed based on their configuration in a mySQL (any JDBC) database.
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A web utility to browse and play mp3s on a remote computer dedicated to be a music jukebox, implemented using PHP and Perl. The Glirnath does not stream mp3s to the local computers, but rather acts as a remote agent to play music on the server itself.
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SBMPł is a free webbased MP3 managment and player software which let's you access your MP3 collection locally and remotely with any webbrowser. Multiple ways to organize your MP3 collection are provided. Local and remote/streaming playback is supported.
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JReceiver is a servlet-based audio server which features tightly integrated metadata indexing capabilities, browser-based management, an XML-RPC interface and support for network-based MP3 players like the Rio Receiver from Sonic Blue.
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The MP3elf is a low-cost ethernet connected MP3 player that receives an MP3 stream from a local area network server and delivers it to amplified speakers or a Hi-Fi system. The hardware is based on the ST-013 MP3 decoder chip and a TINI Java SIM
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Fast, web based perl mp3 player. Got a computer that can run a web server and perl ? Got it hooked to a stereo ? Want to control a remote mp3 player over a LAN ? You want WebPlayer.
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The core of NetStereo is the server, which runs on a computer with a sound card and plays music, primarily MP3s. What makes the NetStereo server special is that it accepts commands from remote clients. The clients are stateless and can be connected and di
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JAVA MP3 player with http server (for web interface), console option, playlists, full integral MP3 decoder (from the JavaZoom JavaLayer project) for true OS independance.
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Listen to music playing from a central jukebox server (xmms and soon mpg123), or stream music over the web. Uses apache and mod_perl to categorize, organize and customzie your mp3 collection, all from a simple and elegant web interface!
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A Java J2ME/CLDC Midlet client to the MP3Tunes.com online music locker using the Oboe API. Also can be a standalone MP3 stream player (for radio stations, MP3 files on the web, etc.)
