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What sets this frontend for ffmpeg apart from other stereo simulators is it creates an impression of stereo separation. Without trying too hard to be "true" stereo in a gimmicky fashion. More importantly, it produces none of the weird phasing, and/or time delay artifacts. And very little, if any of the tone discoloration, when those others aren't meticulously set up just right. All this is accomplished by using the ffmpeg crossover audio filter to split the sound into 8 frequency bands. ...

...installation steps: 1) run settings module (preferences and db access information) 2) import using Music Manager application (use this module every time you would ingest new songs) 3) start main player application (PRS_ose) and keep broadcasting :D 4) add music strategies, commercials, etc with extra applications from the PRS suite :D Preferred language Gambas3 Database server mysql Developing platform ubuntu 13.10. Audio format supported: Mp3 (OGG in near future) BEWARE: You need to run a modern linux system (debian or ubuntu preferred) AND you need gstreamer1 AND jack audio server 2

AmiCoX is a simple GUI written in Gambas3 for audio chiptune emulators. You can play all audio formats supported by UADE (Commodore Amiga), Sidplay2 (Commodore 64) and Xmp (Dos, demo, cracktro) and now you can play mp3, ogg, wav, flac and midi format file.

OOoLilyPond (OLy) is an Extension for OpenOffice.org and LibreOffice. With OLy, you can include musical notation within text and presentation documents. The music expressions are entered as text codes and translated to images (png or eps) using LilyPond. The development has moved to GitHub (https://github.com/openlilylib/LO-ly). You will not find new releases here anymore.

Playlist Repair scans music-playlists (M3U and PLS) for dead-links (moved or renamed files) and double entries. The search-enginge finds moved and similar named files and replaces the wrong entrys in the Playlist.

Detecting the BPM's (beat per minute) from songs in amarok's mySQL database.

m3uCopy is a frontend to copy audiotracks from m3u-playlist to any mountable device (mp3-player, hd). Tracks can be converted to other audio format and/or normalized. Optionaly creating a bash script for later use. The interface is developed with gambas.

This small program is a mp3 player based on mpg123 console mp3 player. You can use the command "mpg123 -vC@ playlist" to have the same effect or use this application the choice is yours. This programm is written in gambas2 basic.

M3U-Playlist-Manager: Administration of loose m3u-playlists in tree structure. Simple mouse-click to add or remove a song from playlist with currently running Song in the Player. And other interesting functions. Supporting only XMMS at the moment:-(

Clone of WinCue for Winamp. Medialibrary for extreme quick access. Textphrases, regular expressions, foldernames limits tracks to certain files/songs. Tested with Xmms, but adjustable for any command-line supported Player. AutoCue need InfoPipe and Xmms.