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Jsymphonic Revival

Note that I am not the orignal author. Jsymphonic was/is located at https://sourceforge.net/projects/symphonic/ and it appears the original author, nicolas_cardoso, abandoned it. This repository is just me moving the code to github and changing a couple things so it will work on modern JVMs and converting the build so it's more modern (I changed it to build with Maven). I did not change any of the functionality, so this should work exactly as before. I tried it on linux and it works. If anyone tries it on Windows or mac, please let me know.

Running Jsymphonic

Via Flatpak

Install the flatpak from a gui software manager like mint software center, or run the command:

flatpak install io.github.georgewoodall82.jsymphonic

Via Jar File

  1. To transfer files over other than MP3 and ATRAC, you will need to install ffmpeg. See Installing FFMPEG
  2. Download the latest jar from https://github.com/georgewoodall82/jsymphonic/releases/
  3. Install Java 8 or above
  4. Run the jar using java -jar jsymphonic-*.jar or double clicking it sometimes works

Building Jsymphonic (for developers only)

Clone this repo then build it with the following:

mvn package

Once that's done, it that will create target/jsymphonic-*-jar-with-dependencies.jar which is your runnable jar

Any new files I add will be in https://github.com/brianpipa/jsymphonic/tree/main/src/main/java/com/pipasoft/jsymphonic I did add ResourceLoader.java to centralize the loading of the icon images.

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