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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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Skywave Linux
Global Software Defined Radio at Your Fingertips
Updated 2026/01/24: Turn your PC into the ultimate shortwave radio. Skywave Linux is an X86, 64 bit live environment configured for accessing internet accessible software defined radio receivers. With this operating system, you may tune in popular stations or amateur radio, aeronautical, maritime, or other signals received at remote internet servers around the world. For a live map of the best KiwiSDR and WebSDR servers and a nice "click to tune" interface, Use the installed SDR-Map... -
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AudiculaPi
AudiculaPi - the tiny media server for your Raspberry Pi
AudiculaPi - the tiny media / home automation server for your Raspberry Pi 1-2B+ based on OpenWrt/ Chaos Calmer (without RPI3 support) * Minimalistic system, installed and running on a just 256MB sized SD card * AudiculaPi provides a detailed Web Browser GUI with multi language support Already preinstalled: * Homeautomation with Domoticz (http://www.domoticz.com) Tested with HW: RFXtrx433E USB 433.92MHz Transceiver by RFXCom and Z-Wave Plus USB Stick ZME_UZB1 by Z-Wave.me * MPD, Musi Player Daemon - Internet Radio / MP3 /OGG / FLAC etc. player (with LCD support based on PyDPF) * pianod * SAMBA * SSH/SFTP Server * MiniDLNA * Shairport * Avahi * OpenVPN * WebCAM Video Streaming with mjpeg-streamer * NTP client / server * WLAN client and / or access point * ... countless other gadgets, use web based packet manager powered by OpenWrt repository ! -
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Mp3Drop
Sort and copy mp3 files to USB stick
I wrote this little program to be able to easily create mp3 sticks to play in my car directly from my Amarok collection). For this purpose the stick needs a flat folder structure and be sorted alphabetically before copying. The small Qt4 dialog has a drop area where you can drag mp3s (from file manager or Amarok, perhaps also other programs) onto it and it will read the ID3 tags and create a sorted folder structure with "Artist - Album" and shows the number of tracks and size it would take.... -
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ShanDj
A very simple HTML5/Javascript DJing software for local use
Probably the most portable DJing software solution ever. Convert your audio both into mp3 and ogg, put it on a USB key with the ShanDJ.html file, and go DJ on any machine with a web browser newer than 2008. Please both read this and refer to the project wiki for complete information. This is not meant to be used over the internet. You'll have to download it, place the ShanDj.html file in the directory where the audio files are, then open it in your web browser.
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