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JSound
Feel the music
Best level of equalization sound, convert your audio format, listen web radio, show music representation with spectrum and VU metter. Set equalization in played music, apply effects. Feel the difference and change your experience to listen music. -
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Java Mp3 Tag Editor
A light weight mp3 tag editor tool
Features: 1. Support for ID3v1 tags. 2. Support for ID3v2 tags. 3. User can change album image. 4. Very lightweight. 5. Portable (no need to install). -
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This project will be discontinued. Visit http://sourceforge.net/projects/jortegasound/
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asftagapp
ASFTagApp is a tag editor for .asf/.wmv files
ASFTagApp is a tag editor for Advanced Systems Format files, or ASF for short. ASF is Microsoft's proprietary audio/video container format, typically used for streaming media. ASFTagApp is written in java; ASFTagApp 1.2 requires Java version 1.4.2 to run, while ASFTagApp 2.7 requires at least Java 1.5. -
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Smart Id3 Tag from filename. Rename file from Tag. Full Regex Search & Replace. Intuitive parsing. Smart file numbering. Artist Album report. Split compilation album. Configurable text processing. mp3, flac, ogg, mp4, m4a, mp4p + more. Java.
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Realy simple and useful Java music player Features: * Low Processor/Memory usage * Search music easily by "Locate music" * Simple ID3 tag editor * Indentify and offer to fix problems with ID3 tags (like unknown artist) * "Delete the current music
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FixTag is a Java MP3 tag editor. It searches for MP3 files with inconsistent filenames and ID3 tags, supports individual editing as well as batch updates of ID3 tags, and automatic file renaming based on a user defined pattern. Supports ID3v1 and ID3v2.x
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jTagger is an MP3 tag editor. It can set tags for individual files, or change tags in batch mode for all selected tracks in a directory. jTagger can also change filenames in batch mode to rename all files.
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CoreMP3 is a program used for organizing and maintaining your MP3 Music collection. CoreMP3 currently has an MP3 Renamer, and MP3 Organizer and a Tag Editor. This program is written Java so it is available on all operating systems
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TripleV is an java mp3 player. Not just a simple player but with an extended library and tag editor.
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A Java Swing application for editing ID3 tags and renaming files based on their tags. Supports internationalization & drag 'n' drop file loading. Dependent on Jonathan Hilliker's jd3Lib library.
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