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XiX Player is a free easy to use multi-platform music player that currently runs in Linux, Linux ARM (Raspberry Pi), Windows & MacOS Intel Features: Supports the following file formats: MP3, OGG, M4A (non-DRM), AAC, FLAC, OPUS, APE, DFF, WAV Play & Rip your CD to MP3 or FLAC. CD-Text and CDDB support Rip DVD tracks to MP3 or FLAC. Needs mplayer. See albums the choosen artist is on and vice versa Create and use Playlists Online Radiostations + Presets Record Online Radiostations Schedule Radiostation recordings Listen & Download Podcasts Play License free audio from the Internet Archive Show the lyrics and CD-Covers of the song being played Shuffle and Repeat Reverse Play Crossfading & Trimming Search Rate your songs EQ + FXs (Flanger, Echo & Reverb) Set EQ & TRIM for individual songs Copy, Delete or Rename the file Change ID3 tag (only for MP3/OGG/FLAC/APE) Multi TAGGING/RENAMING Theme support (Basic)

JFreedbClient is a project devoted to implementing the Freedb client protocol in the Java programming language. (Min JRE 1.4)

Easyfreedb is a cross-platform C++ library for accessing data on a freedb server. It supports protocol level 6 (UTF-8) and uses Boost's LL parser framework for parsing. Easyfreedb has a C-wrapper to make it easy to use from other programming languages.

ncdplay is an ncurses based CD Player, that uses Digital audio playback. It supports Repeat/Shuffle/CDDB Look ups/Hotkey programming/and all the other basics you would want out of a CD Player.

Enflame: A fast yet powerful CD Burning application written in the C programming language that is based on the EFL (Enlightenment Foundation Libraries) and makes use of cdrecord. With possible future use of Libburn when it becomes a more mature library.

CD tools to read write CDs / DVDs / Images, mostly front ends for cdrtools, written in VB.NET for win32.

A KDE frontend to CD burning, and CD ripping tools, as well as encoders, decoders, and other audio tools. Currently supports many popular audio formats (decoding/burning, and ripping/encoding), as well as data burning, and basic image creation.