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This music player is supposed to be simple and all centered around an infinite intelligent queue (some other players call this PartyShuffle or DJ mode). You can manually add songs to it - but if you don't or the queue gets too short, it will automatically intelligently fill it with further songs. The intelligent queue decision currently is based on: * song ratings * context-based choices, e.g. related songs more likely Other features of this player: * open source, simplified BSD...

Radio automation software. Starting from media files manages broadcasting over a radio-station. The main components are: Player, Scheduler and WEB user interface. Developed with Python, Django, Xmms it works in an production environment

Whale Music Server is (or rather WILL be) a music player similar to MPD. Program is in very early development stage, so please, dont waste your time on it. ;)

Sonata is a lightweight GTK+ music client for the Music Player Daemon (MPD).

Second generation of XMMS music player.

Krikkit is an audio playback system that is based upon a daemon which can be controlled using various client applications. It is written in the Python Language with the objective of being easy to develop and extend.

kuechenstation is a text mode client for the xmms2 daemon. Unlike other text mode client's it's not command line based, but features all you would expect from a graphical client: scrolling title, playlist editor, medialib browser

Ajax/php interface to mpd (media player daemon). Web backend is PHP; manager for known songs is cli Python; known songs are stored in MySQL; more info to follow later.

A client-server application that lets you seamlessly redirect audio from one PC to another over your network connection using ALSA, JACK or a file for capture/playback.

Amarok 2.0 script, that shows information about the currently played track as a notification using a notification daemon that implements the freedesktop.org dbus interface (e.g. libnotify, notify-osd, knotify since kde 4.3).

pymp'd is a GTK+ front end client for the music playing daemon MPD

MPoD is a graphical frontend for the Music Player Daemon (http://www.musicpd.org) written in Python and using the wxPython interface.

pkaudio is a real-time dsp framework written in C++ that uses a high-performance messaging paradigm to allow non-interrupted use from high-level languages like Python (client code provided).

Pympc is a client for the Music Player Daemon [www.musicpd.org] written in Python.

Amphion is an audio server and a collection of clients designed to play audio tracks, maintain playlists, and tweak the output volume. Amphion lets you plug a server into your stereo and control the tracks played on your stereo from another machine.

Znap is a c/python network mixing daemon and music server. It can load streams supported by fmod library (ogg/mp3/wav...) and mix them together. Can be controlled via Tcp or XmlRpc. Future releases will provide playlist/db and scheduling capabilities.

DJ Py is a jukebox daemon, who lets you rate your songs and crossfades between them. If you dont want to constantly supervise your xmms, this is the solution

A server based music (ogg/mp3/flac) player. Written in Python/C, uses sqlite for a database backend, and xml-rpc for client/server communication. Released clients are for php, sdl and curses(geezer).

The UIless Playlist Manager intends to be a generic music player, capable of managing multiple playlists based on different criterias, scalable to accomodate the needs of end users. UPM is an experiment in AI-using playlist management technology.

Tabula-Musica is a full modular, GStreamer powered, jukebox written in Python. A Client/Server concept allows you to controll playback as much as possible, it is extendable, fast and flexible. It supports LCDProc, Lirc, ... and has a GTK and Web GUI

juked is a daemon that turns the server into an MP3 jukebox.

MC Foo is an advanced, adaptive and learning mp3 jukebox server.