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jack-bridge
Audio and bluetooth stack for debian systems without systemd
jack-bridge provides a complete, lightweight audio stack for Debian-based Linux systems using JACK and ALSA without systemd, PulseAudio, or PipeWire. Perfect for users who want minimal dependencies and maximum control. Code generated by chat bots. Professional audio control interface Alsa Sound Connect (mxeq) with: Dynamic mixer controls - Automatically shows hardware controls for active device (Internal/USB) Built-in recorder - Record in mono/stereo at 44.1kHz or 48kHz, saves to... -
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Randirplay
Generates a playlist of files in directories in random directory order
Generates a playlist of files in directories in random directory order. Preserves the alphebetical ordering within directories but lists directories in a random order. Enables you to create a music playlist of random albums if you keep albums in separate directories. lots of directory scanning configuration options and size limiting. Will also produce a playlist to fit the free space on a specified device. Good for grabbing a random selection of albums to transfer to your device or... -
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Set of python scripts for bulk conversion of media files. The scripts scan directory trees for video and audio files and converting them to avi, ogg, or mp3 appropriately. Relies on mencoder, lame, mplayer, and oggenc.
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