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...It Supports Four Themes for look and feel.
ShotCut Keys:
ALT+1 : Theme1
ALT+2 : Theme2
ALT+3 : Theme3
ALT+4 : Theme4
ALT+A : Adding Selected Song To Playlist
ALT+R : Removing Selected Song From The Playlist
ALT+Enter : Play The Selected Song
ALT+P : Pause The Current Song
ALT+Q : Stop The Current Song
Requirement:
j2se6.0v
jmf2.1
To run apps first extract Jxt4PlayerJ.rar to directory and click on Jxt4PlayerJ.jar
Before Running download jmf2.1.jar api and copy the jar to Lib folder.
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...It Supports Five Themes for look and feel.
ShotCut Keys:
ALT+1 : Theme1
ALT+2 : Theme2
ALT+3 : Theme3
ALT+4 : Theme4
ALT+5 : Theme5
ALT+A : Adding Selected Song To Playlist
ALT+R : Removing Selected Song From The Playlist
ALT+Enter : Play The Selected Song
ALT+P : Pause The Current Song
ALT+Q : Stop The Current Song
Requirement:
j2se6.0v
jl1.0.1.jar [JLayer API of JavaZoom]
To run apps first extract Jxt4PlayerJ.rar to directory and click on Jxt4PlayerJ.jar
Before Running download jl1.0.1.jar api and copy the jar to Lib folder.
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MIDI Rules is a Rule-Based MIDI Processing Environment that can process (translate, map, convert, filter, trigger, route) MIDI messages. It supports multiple MIDI inputs/outputs, variables (enables state-based processing) and timed/delayed messages.
Replaytool provides an environment for the replay and annotation of multiple media sources, such as video files, text logs, map data etc. See www.cs.nott.ac.uk/~apf for some more screenshots and videos.
ProteinMusic is a Java program converting DNA sequences into music. The original idea for this project came from R. D. King at the University of Wales, Aberystwyth and C. G Angus from the Shamen (King, R.D. & Angus, C.G. (1996)).