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	'''Schemep3''' is a mp3 and flac playback system and database.		'''Schemep3''' is a mp3 and flac playback system and database.
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		+	schemep3 is written in MzScheme and uses the MrEd GUI toolkit.
	It is built on top of Jay McCarthy's sqlite module. It uses a slave mplayer process for audio playback.		It is built on top of Jay McCarthy's sqlite module. It uses a slave mplayer process for audio playback.

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Schemep3 is a mp3 and flac playback system and database.

schemep3 is written in MzScheme and uses the MrEd GUI toolkit.

It is built on top of Jay McCarthy's sqlite module. It uses a slave mplayer process for audio playback.

If you are interested in the code, please email me at chris SQUIGGLE bowron dizzot us.

Features

• flac
  • tags reader
  • duration calculation
  • parse playback length
• mp3
  • id3v1 tag reader
  • id3v2 tag reader
  • estimates playback length (hacky)
• SQLite Database
• Playlist that accepts dropped files or results from database query
• mplayer wrapper for playback.
• configurable playlist format
• playback order not depend on focus item
• UI for changing ratings
• mark the current playing file in the playlist
• export to m3u (playlist context menu)
• update play count and last played
• album art (folder.jpg)
• playlist ordering (meta-up, meta-down)
• save / restore playlist
• progress bar (implies more communication with mplayer)
• store preferences in db ( scrobbler username, password )
• play next, add to queue
• last.fm submission
  • http://www.audioscrobbler.net/development/protocol/
• keyboard controls
  • enter -> play
  • space -> pause
  • n,N -> next

To Do

in no partcular order

• database updates from file (add currently works)
• dropping item on playlist adds to the database
• dropping an m3u loads all the files contained in it
• multiple playlists
• better playlist abstraction
• playlist tree?
• switch to using media table index rather than filenames
• store / restore queries