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Fully playable Java game demo illustrating basic game programming technics, such as sprite animation, pixmap fonts, time or frame related game loop, affine transformations, convolution filters, sound generation and playback...
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This project contains several of programs written in Java and Visual Basic. There is VFDOutputter for sending text to a VFD or LCD, a console and gui Java Ultima Online client, subnet calc, Pacman, Galaxian, a Windows wallpaper changer, proxy and more.
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JavaHMO is a media server for the Home Media Option (HMO) from TiVoŽ implemented in the Java programming language.
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TLDP Audio Conversion This is an attempt to convert the Entire TLDP Project into audio format for expanded use and distribution
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jMax is a visual programming environment for building interactive real-time musical and multimedia applications.
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"CAGE", the Computer Audio Garden in Eclipse, is to be an Eclipse-based, Java and XML workbench, for the computer music composer. It will use the Rich Client Platform to provide a basic backbone framework, enabling existing computer music tools to be p
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FluidGUI is a graphical user interface for FluidSynth (www.fluidsynth.org), an open-source software synthesizer based on the MIDI and Sound Font specifications. FluidGUI is developed in the Java programming language.
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A group of specific modules that allow to create and manage a simple distance learning system including audio/video and slide synchronization (in live streamed session too), slideshows, content management, teacher/student chat.
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The TurboQueue is a tool written in VB to help download full music albums. you can browse cd-database sites and use Audiogalaxy to download the Songs. However development stopped (even before AudioGalaxy became worthless).
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frontend to MPG123. Ment to be used for a home/car use mp3 player. will eventually include a linux distro to ease installation.
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Creates universal playlists in XML. These can be exported to most music player's playlist format like winamp, realplayer, jukebox or any music player of your choice. Supports ID3, Searching & Indexing songs. XML data for easy retrieval & readability.
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This library provides access to the basic functionalities of LastFM like playback a radio stream, select a station, skip a song and so on and may be used by developers to integrate LastFM into theri applications.
