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    metadata grabber

    Metadata grabber

    TCL script to grab music metadata (album, artist, cover art) using last.fm API. Packages required to grab metadata: - tcl8.5 or higher - tdom package - imagemagick (convert is used) api_key.tcl file with user name and Last.fm API key need to be created in the same folder with a following data: set api_key <some_api_key> set user <some_last_fm_user> api_key.tcl is used by main.tcl to authorize request send to last.fm API. To grab and save cover art use (recomended): tclsh...
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    This is a command line frontend for the mplayer media player which makes it possible to quit the playing of a media file and then restart playing it automatically from a point just prior to where it was previously quit.
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    Use our tools to hand edit phonetic word dictionaries for speech recognition engines. The new G2P4J format supporting SAMPA and Kirshenbaum IPA is portable to Sphinx, Julius and others. Demo medical, legal and technical dictionaries are featured.
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    kabook audiobook mp3 player, text to speech block text editor. Bookmark & link to searchable associated text. Resume play where quit. For all audio learners, dyslectic, blind, and barrier free linux accessibility . Foot pedal transcription of dictation.
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    The F Modular Synthesizer is a tool for creating all kinds of sounds, white and low-band noises and midi-like tunes with modulated frequencies, volumes, balances and many more features.
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    TclSigX is a client for the SigX dynamic signature image system. It gathers infomation from your computer and sends it to the SigX server. TclSigX works best on Linux but also works on other POSIX systems. SigX info can be found at http://sigx.yuriy.net
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    Small TCL script for the eggdrop bot. It's thought for radios with IRC channels to manage their stream, channels, mods/djs, etc. Comes with a nice botnet ability to spread your radio to different IRC networks in the newest version!
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    Transcribe an mp3 file into a word processor with a foot pedal controlling pause play forward back & volume. Bookmark annotate & edit. Dictate with a hand device controlling record play back forward. Free open source Linux dictation and transcription
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