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Audiobookshelf
Self-hosted audiobook and podcast server
...Upload books and podcasts w/ bulk upload drag and drop folders. Backup your metadata + automated daily backups. Progressive Web App (PWA). Chromecast support on the web app and android app. Fetch metadata and cover art from several sources. Chapter editor and chapter lookup (using Audnexus API). Merge your audio files int. -
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Rompr
Web frontend for MPD and Mopidy
Rompr has MOVED to https://fatg3erman.github.io/RompR/ -
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musicco
musicco is a web player for your music library
Project moved to https://github.com/micser/musicco musicco is a web player for your music library Host it on a NAS and start streaming your music from any browser. This is especially great on low-spec NAS that don't have enough power to host Squeezebox, Subsonic or an ITunes Server. Check out https://www.musicco.org for more information or try the demo at https://www.musicco.org/demo. -
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NOTICE: Nulloy is not hosted on SourceForge anymore. Please visit http://nulloy.com to download the latest version.
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Playlist is a music player that uses HTML5-compatible Web browsers (like Chrome, Firefox, and Safari) to play digital audio and music files stored either locally or from a web server.
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