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15. February 2016

Java Jukebox

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I was curious to see if I could write a music-shuffling program in Java, so that I could listen to tracks stored on an external hard drive. I had digitised an old vinyl collection, most of which can’t be found on YouTube!

The program is simple: it finds all the tracks from a given directory and its subdirectories, and plays them in a random order. If your music is organised into categories or artists, then you can target a particular genre by passing in the appropriate directory as the first argument.

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