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A CD player for regular audio CD's (including mixed data/audio) and resides in the systray (Also called Notify Tray). It works on all versions of Windows and requires minimal amount of memory.
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Cumulus
A SoundCloud player that lives in your menubar
A SoundCloud player that lives in your menubar. IntelliJ users be warned: This app hijacks the ⌘+Alt+L shortcurt used by IntelliJ to reformat code. Music is meant to be listened to, without getting in the way of your daily tasks. Cumulus supports media keys out of the box, no hassle and no extra setup required. Cumulus will notify you when a new track is playing, so you always know what you're listening to. It's also really fast, thanks to the technologies that power it. Interested? Take a look... -
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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).
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GNU/Shoes is a wrapper for the Sox audio utility. Written in Perl for Linux and Win32, GNU/Shoes aids the tedious process of converting large numbers of audio files, and provides Jabber messages to notify the user that a batch is complete.
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