Open Source JavaScript Sound/Audio Software for Mac

Open Source HTML5 Web Audio Library. Design your web audio player, the way you want. No dependencies are required. AmplitudeJS is a lightweight JavaScript library that allows you to control the design of your media controls in your webpage, not the browser. No dependencies (jQuery not required). AmplitudeJS is available under the MIT License. Open-source software is not sustainable without proper financial support. Maintaining an open-source project takes a lot of effort and resources. If you are very thankful for what you can do with AmplitudeJS or if you are using AmplitudeJS to make any sort of revenue, we kindly ask that you contribute any resources available to keep the community growing. Autogenerate waveforms and visualizations using the Web Audio API. Public functions for unlimited control! All of our example players have the code available on our "AmplitudeJS Example Players" repository.

HolzCast is a jQuery Plugin that uses RSS feeds as a playlist format and supports more than one playlist. View my project page to get an Idea of how it works.

This site was created with the aim of serving in learning a language. Especially we'll try to help listen it. It also comes with the goal of being free and collaborative. Therefore anyone who wants to participate is welcome.

Web based archiving system for community radio stations. Includes podcasting, xml indexes, complete control over accessibility of content. Programmers can place descriptions of individual shows. Administrator can control downloadability, whether podcast.

SpoonTunes is a very easy to install PHP/Ajax based MusicPlayer for the Web with a fancy GUI. The integrated FlashPlayer allows you to listen to imported songs of the local iTunes-Library. Search Songs, create Playlists, download them and more...

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