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    DLNA Music Renderer

    Plays music files sent to it by a DLNA controller

    ...Supports most major formats such as MP3, MP4, FLAC, AIFF, PCM. Once installed, a console is opened so you can see status/log of tracks played or errored. The webpage can be accessed via localhost:49494 where you can configure the renderer's name, port number and select the output driver (WASAPI or ASIO) and device.
    Downloads: 1 This Week
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    IsuDeck

    IsuDeck

    Turn any spare USB keyboard or numpad into a streamdeck

    IsuDeck by rootcf is a free, high-performance, and open-source desktop studio that repurposes any spare secondary USB keyboard, wireless numpad, or macro keypad into a fully isolated control console. While commercial macro consoles cost hundreds of dollars with limited physical keys, IsuDeck unlocks 104+ macro keys from hardware you already own with ZERO additional hardware cost. Standard Windows behavior merges all attached keyboards into one input stream. IsuDeck uses a low-level Interception kernel filter driver to isolate your secondary keyboard by its unique Hardware ID (HID). ...
    Downloads: 9 This Week
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    ANSImuz

    ANSImuz

    A retro-inspired terminal music player for YouTube Music and Spotify.

    ANSImuz is a lightweight terminal music player built with Rust and Ratatui, bringing a retro 8-bit ANSI aesthetic to your music experience! Search for and play tracks from YouTube Music and Spotify from a responsive terminal interface. Manage your listening with an upcoming queue: add songs, remove tracks, or reorder what plays next. Browse session history to revisit previously played music, and enjoy album artwork rendered directly in the terminal with dynamic color themes inspired by each...
    Downloads: 0 This Week
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