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This is a Commodore 64 emulator specialized for sound reproduction. It is also a SID player for music collections like HVSC and CGSC. It is a full C64 emulator and can play games of the GameBase64 project as well.

This is a cross-platform sound-playing package for C++ apps that can asynchronously start and stop music loops, as well as initiate transient sounds. It plays WAV files, via OpenAL, on Windows, OSX, and linux platforms. It is suitable for any Cpp application that needs music, sound loops or transient sound effects; eg. games.

TwoLAME is a fork of tooLAME - an optimized MPEG Audio Layer 2 (MP2) encoder. New features include a brand new frontend, fully thread-safe library (libtwolame), with an API very similar to LAME's.

Quickplot is a fast interactive 2D plotter with infinite zooming, value picking, pipe input, and unlimited plots displayed. Quickplot is meant for looking at your data quickly and of secondary importance is making static pictures of your data.

Web interfaced music juke box for Raspberry Pi Features set auto scan local and remote storage for music file and store them in database with separated type, quality, year, genre, album, artist, composer, song, duration, tags, and original location Manually adding directories or songs in the database above Create playlists (static) Create playlist ad hoc by query or wizard driven Add songs to static playlists Navigate over file system with filtering Play playlist in modes sequential, random, repeat Edit song tags with corresponding DB record update Support formats MP3, WAV, WV(ISO), FLAC, APE, AAC. OGG, DSD Break down album FLAC/APE/WV upon CUE sheet Support search back, forward, skip in individual or list playback Displaying playback progress Show song/album artwork Research on net for song, album, artist details Adding new songs by uploading and other ways

AuVis is a short command-line program that generates static images based on the audio data read from a WAVE resource. This can be useful when you want to get a quick overview on how loud an audio file is at certain positions.