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A Linux CLI tool for converting multiple audio types from one format to another. It supports the following audio formats: 3G2, 3GP, 8SVX, AAC, AC3, ADTS, AIFF, AL, AMB, AMR, APE, AU, AVR, BONK, CAF, CDR, CVU, DAT, DTS, DVMS, F32, F64, FAP, FLA, FLAC, FSSD, GSRT, HCOM, IMA, IRCAM, LA, MAT, AUD, MAT4, MAT5, M4A, M4R, MP2, MP3, MP4, MP4A, MPC, MPP, NIST, OFF, OFR, OFS, OPUS, OGA,OGG, PAF, PRC, PVF, RA, RAM, RAW, RF64, SD2, SF, SHN, SMP, SND,SOU, SPX, SRN, TAK, TTA, TXW, VOC, VMS, VQF, W64, WAV, WMA, and WV. ...

...But mjuza have more Options like "Smart Shuffle", "Ignore List", "Repeat List" and so more that help your computer to choose song for you. You can controll mjuza over network. This is CLI.

PerlJam is a GUI and CLI Music Player that adds playlist functionality to "play".

The CLI heaven for MPlayer with a GUI frontend.You can record and timeshift from your TV tuner.It also remembers movies and positions to resume a movie easily.It also has support for movie series,play history,the GUI has playlist and many useful options.

Simpleburner is a simple CLI application to make burning CDs and DVDs easier. It writes a directory with your files to burn to a CD. It can be run in modes like test burn, makeiso-only, or burn-only. More information is included in help message.

A CLI playlist generator to create MP3 playlists of a given length. No repeats per playlist and definable history length to prevent repeats in subsequent playlist generations.

AudioLink is a content manager. Its main goal is to make searching for _content_ in files easier. It uses MySQL for storing the information about files and presents a nice CLI (command-line interface) as well as other GUI options to retrieve data.

The Digital Music Butler tries to help you manage, organise and maintain your collection of mp3 files. dmbutler aims to provides a consistent, easy to use GUI for a variety of tasks that required different tools before. A CLI is also supported.

...I'm planning to use avahi to automate discovery of the backend pieces, udisk to automate discovery of optical drives, and perl to glue it all together. I'd like to make the backends modular, but for the time being, I'm going to be hard-coding the encode formats (mp3/mp4) and programs used (lame, handbrake-cli, cdparanoia).