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ASAP (Another Slight Atari Player) plays and converts 8-bit Atari music (*.sap, *.cmc, *.mpt, *.rmt, *.tmc, ...) on modern computers and mobile devices.
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Ares stands for Aural RPG Experience System. It is used to create and play music lists, background sounds or special sound effects for different situations during (pen & paper) role-playing.
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MusiqBox
An social musicsystem for your Pi and smartphone.
MusiqBox is an client-server based audio player, which let you stream music files from any device to an server and plays it. You are also able to store music on the server itself and manage it with your smartphone or desktop. The aim of MusiqBox is to extend the functionality of an existing audio-system (e.g. common stereo) with this features: -Playback of common audio-formats like: mp3, ogg, flac, wave,… -Stream music files over the network -Store music files locally -Remote... -
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a real-time music notation detection software, features: - play in the recorder next to your computer, and the notes will apear on screen in real time! - given a music sheet, the software shows the note to play and if you play correctly
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Wireless Music Sync for BlackBerry® keeps the music on your BlackBerry® devices in sync with your Desktop music library wirelessly. It presently works with iTunes on Windows. It is fast and easy to setup and use.
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Cross platform media manager using XBMC scrapers, featuring a upnp server, fanart, poster and thumbnail support as well as meta data information about movies, tv shows, music, games and more.
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For Windows XPMCE and VistaMCE. Browse and Play music from your library or control Key-Commands on the MediaCenter. Works together with extenders. This software works together with devices like Sonys' PSP or Apples' iPhone ngRC is powered by agorum.com
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C# Website system. This is going to be the "Newer" Internet, and even has a custom theme system. This is going to let users do "anything" that won't harm the client computer in any way.
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Talking Digital Clock will be an application available in J2ME for phones/PDAs compliant to MIDP 2.0 and CLDC1.0/1.1. A similar application with more advanced functions/functions will be developed in .Net using C# and .Net 2.0.
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Desktop and Mobile Device Management SoftwareDesktop Central is a unified endpoint management (UEM) solution that helps in managing servers, laptops, desktops, smartphones, and tablets from a central location.
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This is an MediaPlayer which runs as an server and is controlled by an gui-app over TCP/IP. It is fully portable in C#(the example gui is in XUL).
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A sheet music composition tool (for guitar, piano, etc.) using MusicXML. Including conversions of many music notation formats (such as Tablature, PDF, abc, XML, MP3 and MIDI) to and from MusicXML.
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An audio server based on a plugin architecture supporting features like network synchronisation between multiple instances, shared database and the usual like equalizer, crossfader, etc.
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