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FLAC Frontend
The new, updated front-end for FLAC!
As Speek's celebrated FLAC Frontend hasn't been updated for 10 years, things started to get a little buggy with new Windows versions. This remake fixes most issues. FLAC Frontend is a convenient way for Windows users not used to working with command lines to use the official FLAC tools. It accepts WAVE, W64, AIFF and RAW files for encoding and outputs FLAC or OGG-FLAC files. It is able to decode FLAC files, test them, fingerprint them and re-encode them. It has drag-and-drop support too. -
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The Pianist
Remake of The Pianist by PG Music for Windows 3.x
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The Open Cartoon Sequencer is a remake of the popular sequencer feature from the game "Mario Paint" for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System.
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Tuna is essentially a remake of tunez. Purpose is a web-based music cataloging, voting and playing system. Tuna extends tunez with a new web interface, exhaustive mp3 information, id3 info correction, duplicate filtering and separate moods and genres.
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