Open Source BSD Sound/Audio Software
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Sound/Audio Software for BSD
Browse free open source Sound/Audio software and projects for BSD below. Use the toggles on the left to filter open source Sound/Audio software by OS, license, language, programming language, and project status.
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Wake Up With Your Favorite Music ! iTaf is a simple and easy to use alarm clock working with iTunes.
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Dave's Stupid Alarm Clock is a pyQt-based alarm clock for those of us with insomnia problems. It supports multiple alarms, snooze, mp3 playback, and so forth.
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KOnAir is a KDE application designed to handle radio cards, using the V4L API. It implements a traditional KDE look and feel interface as in Kscd or KMP3. It will also provide cool features like a Spectrum Analyser, an alarm clock and a snooze function.
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Rompr
Web frontend for MPD and Mopidy
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ShoqMan is a database and playlist manager for the Philips ShoqBox, which is a small and inexpensive alarm clock, radio, and MP3 player.
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Helpful tools for the college students. Eg. a java alarm clock playing any playlist you want, a tool to create a MLA style bibliography entry given a URL, etc.
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Turn your wireless router into a radio alarm clock! With Snoozzzy you can use your wireless router - or any other Linux powered embedded device - into a radio alarm clock. All you need is a usb enabled device, an usb display and a sound card.
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