Viinyl

Vinyl: Open-Source Music Player and Library Management

An open-source music player and library management application for organizing and listening to digital music collections, allowing easy browsing, searching, and playback of local files.

What is Viinyl?

Viinyl is an open-source music player and media library application for Windows, macOS, and Linux operating systems. Developed as an alternative to mainstream commercial options like iTunes, Viinyl provides an intuitive interface and robust feature set for organizing and enjoying local music libraries.

At its core, Viinyl allows users to browse, search, and play audio files stored on their computer. Support for common formats like MP3, FLAC, AAC, and more means it works seamlessly with most digital music collections. Music can be organized into playlists that persist between sessions, or played from the general library on shuffle or repeat.

Beyond simply playing music, Viinyl focuses heavily on library management. Users can edit metadata like artist, album, genre, and more through an integrated tag editor, manually organize files into folders, and analyze libraries to automatically fetch missing information from online databases. Album artwork can also be automatically downloaded and attached to music entries.

Viinyl also aims to serve as a central hub for music listening. The application integrates with several popular streaming services to allow playing songs, albums, and playlists directly from platforms like YouTube, SoundCloud, and more. Supported devices can also be connected over WiFi for wireless audio playback.

Configuration options, keyboard shortcuts, tagging presets, and an emphasis on performance round out Viinyl's feature set. The project is open-source, allowing community contribution and transparency. Platform-native interfaces provide a familiar user experience across operating systems. For those seeking an alternative to mainstream, commercial music players, Viinyl is a compelling option worth considering.

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