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CapFix : Copyleft 2005 - Nathan E. PralleDESCRIPTION: I wrote this to recap, properly, the filenames of MP3 files. It takes the filename and nicely recaps it in proper format.SYNTAX: This utility requires a piped listing of files to it.IE: ls *.mp3 | perl capfixThis utility cannot handle full pathnames (yet, sorry)REQUIRED: Text::Capitalize moduleThis expects filenames to be in the format:ARTIST - TITLE.mp3 or TITLE - ARTIST.mp3
Platform(s): LINUX BSP; - Updated: 08/06/2005
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Media : Media is a Perl Script that creates .ram, .asx, and many other files. It uses kind of like a database to store the locations of your files. All you have to do is link to the script and the script does the rest. It also has a feature to block other people from linking to your media files.
Platform(s): UNIX BSP; - Updated: 08/06/2005
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Wavtoreal.pl : Wavtoreal is a small perl script for use with a console-based realproducer. This script asks you several options, you fill them in and then the real-audio-file is generated. Currently it's written only for wav-files, but it can be easily changed for movies and so on. The script asks for the following options: input file, output file, target audiences, audio format, info title, info author, info description, info copyright, allow recording, allow download and delete file or not.
Platform(s): LINUX BSP; - Updated: 08/06/2005
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RealAudio RAM Song List Creator : Designed for RealAudio or RealVideo-based websites, this program lets your visitors create their own song lists which can be saved at your site or their hardiscs. By clicking the generated RAM files, visitors can listen to the selected songs anytime continuously. RAM filenames are automatically assigned but can be renamed by visitors. The files older than X days will be automatically deleted. Script can be easily modified for some other similar file-creation purposes.
Platform(s): UNIX BSP; - Updated: 08/06/2005
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MĘS : MĘS (MP3 Audio Entertainment System), a spinoff of version 1 of Richard Harman's myMP3, is a set of Perl scripts which interface with MySQL to provide streaming MP3's over the net. The package includes just about everything you'll need, such as sql scripts, shell scripts, Perl cgi, etc.
Platform(s): N/A BSP; - Updated: 08/06/2005
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MyNapster WebClient : MyNapster Webclient is a web interface to the MyNapster/Napster/Opennap Networks that allows you to download songs via Web.
Platform(s): N/A BSP; - Updated: 08/06/2005
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The Jukebox : The Jukebox allows you to manage a Realaudio music database content. With very little modification, it can be adapted to support any other type of media. It current features include: Database distributed on multiple files, Support for peering content sites and load balancing, and Database manager.
Platform(s): N/A BSP; - Updated: 08/06/2005
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RipIT : RipIT allows you to create MPEG-1 Layer 3 (MP3) audio files from an Audio CD. It is a console based front-end, written in perl, for 3 programs: xmcd for CDDB lookup, cdparanoia for ripping the Audio CD tracks, and bladeenc or lame for encoding the MP3 files. Main features include: The program will do the following without user intervention: Gets the Audio CD Album/Artist/Tracks information from CDDB (using xmcd), Rips the Audio CD Tracks (using cdparanoia), Encodes the MP3s, id3 tags the MP3s, Creates an M3U file, and bladeenc or lame for encoding the MP3 files.
Platform(s): UNIX BSP; - Updated: 08/06/2005
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mediawrap : If you offer media files on your site, you will probably have noticed that you have to create .ram-files or something similar. These .ram-files are kind of a "wrapper" for the real file. They are downloaded by the browser and given over to the player who then starts downloading and playing the real file. With lots of different media files, such "wrapper files" can start to be a real nuisance. mediawrap spares you this additional work by transparently handling media files. After installing mediawrap, you just link your media files as your normally would and mediawrap will take care of them. mediawrap supports RealMedia (.ra, .rm) and MPEG-III (mp3) files at the moment, but can be easily adapted for a lot of purposes (even non-multimedia files).
Platform(s): UNIX; BSP; WINDOWS NBSP - Updated: 08/06/2005
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