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Karamel
Karaoke Player
Karamel is a free Karaoke Player which provides two user interfaces. A simple one for the personal use and one with more possibilities for karaoke bars. In its first version it only contains the simple mode with the following features: - Media library - Random / Playlist playback - Stop after song / go on mode - MP3+G and video playback - Playback in additional window -
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Dukebox
An audio library manager and media-player.
The Dukebox audio library manager brings you a modern, clean media-player that play's over 53 different formats of audio. Note this is still in beta and as such has some bugs, please let me know if you find any. For more information see: https://djfdyuruiry.github.io/Dukebox/ Please Note: This project is now only actively maintained @ https://github.com/djfdyuruiry/Dukebox -
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MyTunes.NET
mp3 player in C#
Mytunes.net is a audio player in C#, has very simple user interface, easy to operate and supports mast of very popular audio formats. try it and give suggestions and feedback at gyan.300@live.com -
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WindowsPod
The Virtual iPod for Windows
WindowsPod 1.0 is a virtual ipod created for windows by Randel Joseph as a media player with an ipod experience and a simple music playlist with quick tracking.WndowsPod is open source so developers may feel free to help improve the program under the GNU GPL License.Non Developers may also assist in the development of the program by donations.For program trouble shooting,see the Q&A page. -
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