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mjuza is Library Manager which use MPlayer for playing music. But mjuza have more Options like "Smart Shuffle", "Ignore List", "Repeat List" and so more that help your computer to choose song for you. You can controll mjuza over network. This is CLI.
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Calliope: a GPL jukebox music server, content- and music-management system. Perl-based, it supports multi-user, multiple channels (soundcard and Icecast streams), data/id3 editing, smart loading, cd burning, and skins. It plays mp3, ogg & flac (so far).
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Streambox is a web interface for live mp3 streaming. It can be installed on a linux machine with one or more soundcards. Streambox is meant to be used as the only interface to the machine: it does not need a keyboard or monitor. Also StreamBOX is a CD
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A simple Perl/Tk interface to mpg123. Provides search functionality among other basic features. Intended for use by the curious developer / Open Source Enthusiast / Minimalist.
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Tunez is an MP3/Ogg Vorbis jukebox that works with a voting system. It is ideal for LAN parties since it allows all users to have input into what is played (or streamed).
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Emptytree-seedy is a distributed digital music system. It simplifies the encoding of an entire CD collection to MP3 format. Current development is focused on improving the listening features and the seemless participation of many machines.
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Party Net Radio (pnr) is a PHP application which enables web clients to request and play mp3's (data stores in database) through an icecast server. It supports multiple playlists, authentication, user levels, searches and so on.
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rio500_tui is a text user interface to your Diamond Rio 500. It provides a file manager style interface to the lib rio500 available at http://rio500.sf.net. It is written in Perl using the cpan module Term::Clui. It is quick and easy to use and unders
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Mini Linux Distribution for playing OGG, MP3 and WAV audio files. Meant to be embedded in a CD together with all the audio files. Perfect to build a MP3 Box on a low end PC.
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iPod was designed to work with the Mac. It was almost immediately made to work with Windows. Now I want to make it work with Linux. I started this project in hopes that it would become a central repository for all the work that is going on.
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The PJS is a mp3-jukebox system written in Perl. It allows you to ripe and encode CDs (with CDDB support), exchange them between PJS's or play them. The player is a curses-application (like pine) and has many sophisticated features.
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Linux-MP3Box helps building the soft- and hardware to convert an old CD-Player into a network-enabled, web-administered MP3-Station.
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GUIPod is a KDE/Qt frontend for managing the Apple iPod(TM) from a firewire enabled Linux machine. GUIPod uses GNUPod tools as its backend and provides song management features such as playlists, song sampling, tagging of songs etc.
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mp3web is a simple perl script that offers instant access to a mp3 directory tree. It generates playlists on the fly.
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Stream-DB is a database version of streamcast, using databases as a backend instead of perl data structures. This project is merging back into streamcast; see https://sourceforge.net/projects/streamcast/ for more information.
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PHP Streamcast is a front end for a version of streamcast (called stream-db) that will use a database as a backend for playlists and queues, instead of the current Perl data structures. The aim of the project is to create a streaming media station.
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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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A set of tools to transfer songs to and from the Innogear MiniJam, using both the visor's USB cradle, and a MMC reader/writer such as the Microtech Zio! or SanDisk ImageMate.
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A digital audio player for use in an automotive environment. Features include playlist generation and system stats. Supports output through a serial LCD and input from the LCD's keypad interface.
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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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Streamcast takes an MP3 file from a playlist on a computer and streams it to a Shoutcast or Icecast server. It will also send along the MP3 metadata to the server. Streamcast is written in perl, and comes with a perl CGI script for use over the web. It
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