jSona: Simple JavaFX based music player

Posted: April 1st, 2014 | Filed under: Allgemein, Java, Programmieren | Tags: , , , , , , | 4 Comments »

Hey, today I want you to introduce my new project that is called jSona. It is based on JavaFX, Apache Lucene and vlcj. I developed jSona because I found no music player that keeps in synch with my music folders and fits my needs. Because I just launched this project it has not that many features:

  • Supports all common media formats that VLC supports
  • Load artist information and images via last.fm and MusicBrainz
  • Include your music folders
  • Create multiple playlists
  • Fulltext search

I tried to make a good looking, simple to use and clean user interface. All artist information like an image, the vita or the top tracks is loaded via the great Last.fm API. If you click on the top tracks then YouTube will be opened with a correspondent search query. The heart of the music player is a JSON-based configuration file where I will try to keep everything configurable, so that jSona also fits your needs.

68747470733a2f2f646c2e64726f70626f7875736572636f6e74656e742e636f6d2f752f333636393635382f6769746875622f6a536f6e612f6a736f6e615f75695f312e302e332e706e67

It would be great if someone want to join me in development. Here you can download a current version of jSona, https://github.com/frankred/jSona.

Ähnliche Beiträge:

  1. Netbook als HD Player Hallo Leute, seit kurzem bin ich stolzer Besitzer eines Asus...

4 Comments on “jSona: Simple JavaFX based music player”

  1. 1 Java desktop links of the week, April 6 « Jonathan Giles said at 10:09 on April 6th, 2014:

    […] Roth has a blog post about his jSona project mentioned last week (a JavaFX-based music […]

  2. 2 babygirlinvitations said at 09:14 on Juni 2nd, 2017:

    Reynolds Freezer Paper, 75 Sq Ft |||| –:|:–|:– 3rd Party New 3rd Party New 3rd Party New 30 Day Average Price History Chart and Sales Rank | FAQ

  3. 3 Java desktop links of the week, April 6 – Jonathan Giles said at 00:54 on März 2nd, 2018:

    […] Roth has a blog post about his jSona project mentioned last week (a JavaFX-based music […]

  4. 4 Aubrey Bourke said at 22:31 on Oktober 8th, 2019:

    Hi Frank,

    I saw the screenshot of your music player on Google. It looks really cool. I am thinking of making my own Java FX music player. And this was inspiring for me.

    Thanks,
    Aubrey

Leave a Reply