Mopidy is an extensible music server written in Python. It plays music from local disk, Spotify, SoundCloud and Internet radio, and runs in a terminal or background on Linux computers and Macs. Out of the box it is an HTTP server; with the Mopidy-MPD extension it also becomes an MPD server. Users control playback from phones, tablets or computers with MPD or web clients.
DeaDBeeF is a modular cross-platform audio player running on GNU/Linux, macOS, Windows, *BSD, OpenSolaris and other UNIX-like systems. It plays many audio formats, converts between them and supports additional plugins that extend it.
Strawberry is a cross-platform music player and music collection organizer for Linux, macOS and Windows, aimed at music collectors and audiophiles. It lets users play and manage their digital music collection or stream radio stations. The free software is a fork of Clementine, written in C++ with the Qt framework and GStreamer.
A downloadable Windows application by AGGRO CRAB that procedurally generates a variety of parties as a music visualizer. Controls include spacebar to generate a new party, arrow keys to change BPM, and mute to play other beats. The developer states more content and interactive elements are likely planned.
XMPlay is an audio player for Windows, from versions 95 to 11. It supports OGG, MP3, WMA, AAC, WAV, MOD and other audio formats, along with PLS, M3U and CUE playlists and ZIP or GZIP archives. Additional formats are supported through plugins. It can stream supported file types from FTP and HTTP servers. Files with multiple subsongs or cues can be played together or as separate tracks.
The Rockbox Wiki is a collaborative tool for storing documentation, FAQs, how-tos, proposals, and other static information for the Rockbox project. Contributors register and request write permission, and all changes are version controlled and tagged with the author's name. It also indexes the Rockbox Manual and port status pages.
LedFx is a real-time LED strip music visualization effect controller. It takes audio input and processes it into a realtime light show for multiple LED strips or matrices, controlling networked devices such as ESP8266, ESP32 and Raspberry Pi 4 nodes. A browser-based front end on port 8888 provides configuration, control and live visualisation. Releases are available for Windows and Mac, and pip for Linux.
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DeaDBeeF is a modular cross-platform audio player running on GNU/Linux, macOS, Windows, *BSD, OpenSolaris and other UNIX-like systems. It plays many audio formats, converts between them and supports additional plugins that extend it.
Strawberry is a cross-platform music player and music collection organizer for Linux, macOS and Windows, aimed at music collectors and audiophiles. It lets users play and manage their digital music collection or stream radio stations. The free software is a fork of Clementine, written in C++ with the Qt framework and GStreamer.
A downloadable Windows application by AGGRO CRAB that procedurally generates a variety of parties as a music visualizer. Controls include spacebar to generate a new party, arrow keys to change BPM, and mute to play other beats. The developer states more content and interactive elements are likely planned.
XMPlay is an audio player for Windows, from versions 95 to 11. It supports OGG, MP3, WMA, AAC, WAV, MOD and other audio formats, along with PLS, M3U and CUE playlists and ZIP or GZIP archives. Additional formats are supported through plugins. It can stream supported file types from FTP and HTTP servers. Files with multiple subsongs or cues can be played together or as separate tracks.
The Rockbox Wiki is a collaborative tool for storing documentation, FAQs, how-tos, proposals, and other static information for the Rockbox project. Contributors register and request write permission, and all changes are version controlled and tagged with the author's name. It also indexes the Rockbox Manual and port status pages.
LedFx is a real-time LED strip music visualization effect controller. It takes audio input and processes it into a realtime light show for multiple LED strips or matrices, controlling networked devices such as ESP8266, ESP32 and Raspberry Pi 4 nodes. A browser-based front end on port 8888 provides configuration, control and live visualisation. Releases are available for Windows and Mac, and pip for Linux.
