Projects tagged ‘lyrics’

openlp.org is an open source lyrics projection program written specially for churches. It can display songs, Bible verses, videos, images and even PowerPoint presentations if PowerPoint XP or higher ... [More] is installed. openlp.org keeps a database of songs, which you can add, edit and update. You can import songs from other openlp.org songs databases or even other presentation applications. openlp.org features a completely translatable interface, so that you can have openlp.org in your own langauge. openlp.org is in use in churches all around the world, from the USA to the UK to Japan, from the Netherlands to Canada to South Africa, from Australia to the Phillipines. [Less]

Listen is an audio player written in Python. Thanks to it, you can easily organize your music collections. It supports many features such as Podcasts management, browse Shoutcast directory. It ... [More] provides a direct access to lyrics, lastfm and wikipedia informations. It intuitively creates playlists for you by retrieving informations from lastfm and what you most frequently listen to. [Less]

openworship is a centralized web-based system for scheduling services, managing teams and communicating effectively with members of those teams. openworship will allow a music minister and/or pastor ... [More] to assemble a plan for upcoming services. The project aims to integrate with projects such as opensong.org and openlp.org. For a list of potential features, take a look at our FeatureList wiki page. Freenode IRC Channel: #openworship Google Code Page: http://code.google.com/p/openworship/ Google Dev List: http://groups.google.com/group/openworshipdev [Less]

ExpoSong is a free, open-source, presentation program to assist with worship assemblies. Create lyrics or plain-text slides, create schedules, and put up slides on the screen.

lrcdis is a bash script for automatically downloading lyrics and displaying it. Now compatable with mpd, moc, audacious, amarok, exaile, quodlibet, rhythmbox, mplayer, JuK, qmmp, muine, banshee ... [More] , xmms2. Now supply these display mode: CLI: colorful command line method. OSD: using gnome-osd-client, give a on-screen-display. notify: using notify-send, give a series of message boxs. kdialog: using kdialog, KDE users may prefer this mode. fifo: output a fifo file /dev/shm/lrcfifo, which can be used by other programs. title: display lyrics on terminal's title, such as gnome-terminal. echo: directly output lyrics, without any beautify. [Less]

Musical is a music manager/player working on every operating system. It has amazing features, which will make managing your music library so much easier, such as a collection manager which will tell ... [More] you what albums you don't have of a specific artist, or what songs you are missing on a album. Also, album art is automatically downloaded from the internet and shown in the library. With Musical's intuitive interface, you can create your own Musical experience in just a second! [Less]

KMid2 is a MIDI/karaoke player with KDE user interface.

iTunes Store file validator is open source an add-in for iTunes for Windows. It is aimed for iTunes users who are keen on maintaining or having the goal of achieving iTunes Store file standard tags for all the tracks in their iTunes Music Library.

Add lyrics to your mp3 while playing your music inside your iPhone/iPod Touch! You won't have to hum the lyrics in the subway ever again! iTunes Lyric Finder cross reference the song inside your ... [More] iTunes library and the lyrics on www.lyricwiki.org. It downloads the lyrics and insert them inside the mp3. Based upon the code of Derrek Dean original code, I decided to rewrite the code in C#. http://derreckdean.wordpress.com/2008/09/10/lyrics-on-the-iphone-and-late-night-coding-sessions/ [Less]