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FeelUOwn
Trying to be a robust, user-friendly and hackable music player
FeelUOwn is a user-friendly, and hackable music player. -
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AudioCuesheetEditor
Write audio cuesheets fast and efficient
Annoyed of writing your audio cuesheets via text editor? Here comes the solution! AudioCuesheetEditor helps you editing your audio cuesheet file. With AudioCuesheetEditor you can import textfiles, edit the imported data and afterwards export to a working audio cuesheet. There are also other export posibilities like csv or xml. Feel free to try it ;). -
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DTMF detector library and/or application that reads in the specified audio file and returns/outputs whether DTMF detected and/or list of detected digits. May have GUI and command line interfaces.
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Basic tone generator for creating test wav files. A utility type program consisting of one executable. GUI (FLTK) inteface. Optional speech synthesis in wav file for reference on CD. Compiles and runs on win and Linux platforms.
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A MP3 Cataloging and Tagging utility program. This project was created more as an exercise in test-driving a Java GUI than in the interest of completing the program. Perhaps that's why the code was never completed.
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