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Music TILES is an open, self-hosted music gallery framework for artists, composers, and AI music creators. It displays your works as tiles on your own website.
Select a tile-shaped card to open an overlay with its player, lyrics, prompt, concept, and version list without moving to another page. After the overlay is closed, the music keeps playing in the compact player.
The source code is public under the custom Music TILES License (it is source-available software, not software distributed under an OSI-approved open-source license).
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A MIUI / HyperOS-style Android music player with local playback, WebDAV, online sources, word-by-word lyrics, floating lyrics, and FFmpeg decoding.
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Perdanga VSP is a media player based on Electron, using the libmpv engine for playback and WebGL for rendering.
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A web application that lets users search and queue songs to an MPD server.
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BassBoom! Cross-platform music player for .NET
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Music player written using Flutter framework.
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A python based music player with support for a broad variety of file formats.
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tactus - a lightweight audio player for the listener who cares about music.
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piMoo is a php-based party player using a console mpg player. It includes a webinterface and a REST-API for clients like piMooApp. Where does the name come from? Raspi-Pi and the sound of a cow rhyming to music ;)
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A TUI DLNA music player written in Rust.
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A music player using a retro user interface
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This is a mirror of the main repository at https://github.com/OuterTune/OuterTune. Any issues, merge requests, discussions, etc are preferred to be sent over there.
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Tonuinopi extends the fantastic TonUINO ecosystem by utilizing a Raspberry Pi as its core component, re-implementing most of the TonUINO functionality entirely in Python. This project aims to maintain compatibility with existing TonUINO RFID tags, cards, and audio collections while optionally enhancing playback modes and leveraging the Raspberry Pi's capabilities, such as integrated Wi-Fi and Bluetooth.
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The ”musical box” is an old speaker containing an Arduino, an RFID reader and an MP3 player with a microSD card. When a preconfigured NFC tag is placed on top of the box, the associated audio in the micro SD card is played.
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