Picard is a cross-platform music tagger powered by the MusicBrainz database
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Picard is a cross-platform music tagger powered by the MusicBrainz database
C library for generating audio fingerprints used by AcoustID
Minimalistic search engine searching in audio fingerprints from Chromaprint
Chromaprint/AcoustID audio fingerprinting for the JVM
Lidarr YouTube Downloader: free self-hosted Docker app that auto-downloads missing albums from YouTube as tagged songs with ID3 metadata, MusicBrainz/AcoustID fingerprinting, and automatic Lidarr import. Flask + yt-dlp music automation for your home media server.
A smart music file organization tool based on audio fingerprinting technology. It automatically monitors the download directory, identifies songs using AcoustID and MusicBrainz, completes metadata (artist, album, cover), and automatically downloads lyrics.
Collection of greasemonkey scripts for MusicBrainz
Self-hosted music discovery library manager with modern web UI, MCP tools and more...
A native macOS music and podcast player and library built with Swift 6 and SwiftUI. Features gapless playback, AcoustID fingerprinting, smart playlists, lyrics, visualizers, scrobbling, and a DSP/EQ engine powered by FFmpeg
Swift wrapper for Chromaprint, the audio fingerprint library of the AcoustID project
Music swiss army knife
PostgreSQL extension for working with AcoustID fingerprints
Vanilla Music player file Metadata Fetch plugin
Find duplicate audio files using acoustic fingerprinting (chromaprint/AcoustID)
PHP fpcalc wrapper
A pure-Rust 🦀 port of Chromaprint, the audio fingerprinting library used by AcoustID.
A Go library to add ID3 tags to mp3 files using audio fingerprints sent to acoustid.org
Low-resource TUI audio player for YouTube (also Music) through yt-dlp, Bandcamp, Apple Podcasts and RSS, with local subscriptions and persistent listening progress, playing through headless mpv. With chapters on the seekbar - from YouTube timecodes. Also local files, Wikidata integration.
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