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Da Soundboard
A Soundboard written in Java
This is a small Soundboard software I wrote for myself as most of the Soundboards out there did't excactly fit my needs. Donate: http://bit.ly/donate-dagammla -
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impaired vision player
Android Media Player for the Vision Impaired
The goal of this development project is to build a simple, color coded, large print user interface to a media player. This will allow a person with impaired vision the ability to play audio media with an in-expensive Android device. -
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SunOne Player is a music manager with the ability to play sound samples and video and can utilize the computers system beep to create music. The SunOne player team is trying to make Sunone one of the best media player in the world base on java.
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Xenoage Player is a program written in Java that plays MusicXML files an can save them as Standard MIDI files.
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Java ME based application that will help managing Podcast on Audio Playing Mobiles. (Primarily tested on SonyEricssons)
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The iTunesAnywhere server allows multiple clients to control a host installation of iTunes. This includes skipping tracks, changing the volume and selecting playlists. iTunesAnywhere functions as a XML socket server and uses COM calls to control iTunes.
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A Java DAAP client/server backed up by an XML-based music library and the ability to access songs from iTunes/iPod music libraries. Based off of AppleRecords and One2OhMyGod.
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A Java application which allow you to use your iPod shuffle under GNU/Linux and many other Operating Systems. Complete features especially for ipod shuffle including per song volume setting, start stop time, play count, and sound check.
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Doors is groupware for electronic musicians. It aims to be an extensible, multi-user, musical performance framework which unifies heterogeneous, distributed multimedia hardware. The framework is based on CORBA, XML, NTP and URL technologies.
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JReceiver is a servlet-based audio server which features tightly integrated metadata indexing capabilities, browser-based management, an XML-RPC interface and support for network-based MP3 players like the Rio Receiver from Sonic Blue.
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Creates universal playlists in XML. These can be exported to most music player's playlist format like winamp, realplayer, jukebox or any music player of your choice. Supports ID3, Searching & Indexing songs. XML data for easy retrieval & readability.
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aTonKar is a client/server architecture that enables you to stream audio files, browse collections, manage playlist via http/xml.
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The main goal of OntoMedia is the management of large multimedia collections using semantic integration techniques for metadata by applying state-of-the-art ontology driven Semantic Web technology to the multimedia domain.
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