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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.
Rockbox is a free replacement firmware for digital music players. It runs on a range of players, including Apple iPods, SanDisk Sansa models, iRiver devices and others. Ports are classified as stable, unstable or unusable. USB charging and USB support are not available on every player, and dual-booting into the original firmware may be required.
AIMP is a free cross-platform audio player available for PC and Android devices. Its official website hosts downloads for current and legacy versions, alongside resources including addons, skins, plugins, encoders, and documentation such as changelogs and licensing information.
Swing Music is a self-hosted music streaming server and player for audio files. It offers a folder browser, recommendations and mixes, listening stats, fuzzy search, duplicate handling and collections. It can be installed on Linux or Mac with a command, run with Docker, or used as portable binaries. The project states that more features are planned for future releases.
Exaile is a music player for GTK+ with a simple interface and music management features including smart playlists, advanced track tagging, automatic album art, lyrics, streaming radio and podcasts. It offers secondary output device support and can be extended with more than 50 plugins. Downloads include source code and a Windows installer.
TimeStretch Player is a free online audio player that can loop, speed up, slow down and pitch-shift sections of an audio file. It is a web application built by Jonas Wagner that requires a modern browser supporting web audio. The page suggests it as a tool for practicing or transcribing music.
