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    A small tool that analyzes a given set of audio files, extracts the corresponding tag information via Last.fm and generates corresponding playlists.
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    Downloads podcasts directly to your MP3-player. This podcatcher-software is build to fit on a common USB-MP3-Stick. Just plug in on a Windows-PC with an internet-connection and start download (Mac oder Linux in future versions).
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    Jbmgen is a script to generate the lib.jbm file used for searching on certain versions of the Archos GMini mp3 players.
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    Parse MP3 and Ogg files for their ID tags and rename them based on the information found in the tag. Its not only possible to rename files, but also move them to other directories - so use it for a complete restructuring of your collection.
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    A pluggable jukebox, in which the components talk XMLRPC to one another. This lets you have multiple UIs, multiple player types, multiple queueing systems. The ultimate conclusion would be a build your own jukebox kit. Includes a back end that Gronk! can
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    rubyPod is a graphical frontend for managing an iPod on Linux, relying on the gnuPod project as its backend. It supports adding and deleting of songs, creation and modification of playlists, convenient id3v2 mp3 tag edition and exporting to hard drive.
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    A Ruby-based server to control MP3 playback.
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    This project is cancelled
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    Web application for storing and playing personal music libraries, designed especially for users and communities with an interest in music games and trivia.
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