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Yami is a lightweight, open-source music player built in Python. It focuses on simplicity and ease of use, providing an intuitive user interface (UI) for users to manage and play their music. Whether you're playing local files or downloading from online sources using spotdl, Yami offers a seamless experience. This project is designed for users who want a minimalistic, cross-platform music player with the ability to integrate external sources like Spotify/YouTube Music.

Quod Libet is a cross-platform audio/music management program. It provides many ways to view your local library, and supports streaming audio and feeds (podcasts, etc). It has extremely flexible metadata editing and searching capabilities. With over 90 plugins included, you can extend and integrate with almost anything, or write your own! Ex Falso is a bare-bones tag editor with the same editing interface as Quod Libet. Quod Libet is a GTK+-based audio player written in Python, using the...

...Control of the media player from LibreOffice can be via Hotkeys or an integrated toolbar. As fs2 Basic uses LibreOffice for the transcription input, it means you are working in a world class editor, which can produce output files in most popular formats including MS Word files. If moving from Footswitch2 to Footswitch2 Basic, any existing database files will be converted for you.

...feats: - small and fast - zip/rar support - ncurses ui with easy navigation - gtk or classic winamp skins mode (with the ability to load random one) - network remotes (crossplatform linux/windows, written in pygtk, protocol is plain text, ie. easy to write own client) - scrobble (last.fm) - built-in equalizer and effects - lirc (remote) - slave libs statically compiled in (no deps) -- read more in wiki above

AarTon is an automated text-to-speech application. It allows user to enter text in a web-based front-end and render these texts via a multi-channel sound card.

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

Useful when listening to radio on Rhythmbox use a hotkey and it stores the data of the song been played in a text file. Scenario: "I like that song! whats its name? Im busy now...I'll press the hotkey and check it later!'

Pymel stands for: Python MP3-player by Eelco Lempsink and is a fully Python based program to use with the mp3serverbox (http://www.mp3sb.org). It doesn't play mp3's itself (yet). It runs within a curses environment (text-based).