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This is a minimalistic Music Player written in Java & native C++. The engine framework is written mainly in Java with C++ used to back any other native functionalities. Currently this project is under heavy development and not for general consumer usage.

This is Xamp, the next generation of a skinnable and platform independent media player which based on the Doppio media framework: https://sourceforge.net/projects/doppio. The player supports various pluggable video and audio formats. Xamp is primarily intend to run as a native executable but can also run as a Java player version working with Java 1.1 VM or above. To ensure the best user experience, the Java version of Xamp doesn't use the Java Media Framework, the high level part of the Java Sound API, the high level part of the Java Swing API, or other high level API's: http://maikmerten.livejournal.com/2015/05/13 Development goals are: -Superior sound quality -Combines audio player with media player -Processing of insecure media files -Performance -Reliability -Open codec support -Click to ready installation Supports currently: Ogg Sceleton Ogg Comment ID3 Ogg Vorbis WAV, SND, AU, AIFF Ogg Theora MP1, MP2, MP3 Mpeg1, Mpeg2 M3U, PLZ WSZ

J Subtitle Player is a program that plays SRT subtitle files on a translucent window. It's a great way to add a subtitle to a video that doesn't have any subtitle support. It can also be used with native and online streaming videos, such as, Netflix, Hulu, Amazon Prime videos, Google Play Movies, etc.

This project is a attenpt to create a java library for supporting native audio and video support on at least Windows, Mac OS and Linux.

Plays the next MP3 in a folder. Calls your native MP3 player software, and keeps a record of what's been played before. Allows comments of the files. MP3 alarm clock by setting the task scheduler to call it. Edit the .java to point to your directory.

(class) jLinuxSpeaker is Java port for Linux of small application (Beep) written in C using Java Native Interface. It let's Linux Java developers play arbitrary tones specified by frequency and length trough Speaker.