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GAUDIKA Legacy
Reproductor de Audio Multiformato | Multi-format Music Player
Reproductor de Audio portable basado en la librería BASS, Liviano, Rápido y simple de usar. Ahora soporta multiples lenguajes. Portable audio player based on BASS library, Lightweight, Fast and easy to use. Now supports multiple languages. -
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MintAPI
Powerfull ATL Based Library (for VB6) / Strong Class Relations
ATL based library written with vb6 using windows API's. Including very strong methods such as concurrent execution in most of classes ,wide graphics engine. MintAPI allows you to do more works using less statements which can write in only single lines. MintAPI provides under LGPLv3 license ,you can use it freely. I recommend you to use it ,it's very nice and cute. -
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Demonstock
A GUI foundation for creating U/I based content
Demonstock is a GUI foundation for creating user interfaces and other graphic content. It features a library of tools and functions that are used to build GUI elements and components. Based upon both a QT and VisualBasic design, Demonstock is a flexible GUI editor with plugin and extension capability. -
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WebGoo is the Internet browser was working from 1999 and was named as the first Net-M@X been changed its name to WebGoo and program development program has been programmed to open more than one location and shake the idea was basically add additional
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A fast and smart audio player with neuronal design, containing "cells", "tissues" that extend functionality of the "brain". Has skinnable GUI, pluggable formats, lyrics support, playlist editor, audio effects, shell integration. Hope you like it!
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Freeway (CCFR) being actively developed as an open-source lightweight replacement for slower car computer front ends. Freeway supports many audio and video file formats and can take advantage of Winamp input, output, and visualization plugins.
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ZBASS is a small, minimal music player that can play WAV, MP3 and OGG music files. It uses the Winamp Visualization plugins for Visualization. Features an Equalizer, Internet Radio, CD Player and Plugins (experimental for now.) Powered by Bass Sound Syst
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"Girder to Winamp Playlist connector" is a link between the Girder software and the Playlist Editor of WinAmp.
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Tools for music visualization interoperability; a stand-alone application and .NET components which run plugins based on any input. Supports (most) Winamp and (some) Windows Media Player plugins.
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