MusicWrapper - Listen to Google Music without having your browser open

[Flaming Spaz]

[release]I've recently starting playing about with Visual C#, and I've created my first project. It's a simple wrapper that lets you control Google Music without having to have your browser open. It doesn't have to be just Google Music though, as it can be used on other Music services, like SubSonic. The best it is that it [b]works on Windows and Linux[/b]. The reason for OSX not being there is that I cannot test it, and there is one missing package.

There's not really much more I can say, as it's a simple app. Hopefully you enjoy it as much as I do.
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[release]
[b]Screenshots[/b]
[img_thumb]http://navalrp.co.uk/public/images/MusicWrapper4.PNG[/img_thumb][img_thumb]http://navalrp.co.uk/public/images/MusicWrapper5.PNG[/img_thumb][img_thumb]http://navalrp.co.uk/public/images/MusicWrapper6.png[/img_thumb][img_thumb]http://navalrp.co.uk/public/images/MusicWrapper7.png[/img_thumb]

[b]Requirements & Download[/b]

Windows:
- .NET 4 or later

Linux
- Mono 2.x
- LibGluezilla

[b]Windows[/b]: [url]http://navalrp.co.uk/public/images/public/MusicWrapper-0.1-Win.zip[/url]
MD5:84afa49a27a55873523f4d71a372a56f

[b]Linux[/b]: [url]http://navalrp.co.uk/public/images/public/MusicWrapper-0.1-Lin.tar.gz[/url]
MD5: 5d336554dd8457a922673496e8991ee7

[b]Windows Source[/b]: [url]http://navalrp.co.uk/public/images/public/MusicWrapper-0.1-Win-src.zip[/url]
MD5: 7ac24187ff9491144e5c6a21c40e2bac

[b]Linux Source[/b]: [url]http://navalrp.co.uk/public/images/public/MusicWrapper-0.1-Lin-src.tar.gz[/url]
Md5: 4106264c8ee2693f9edb0395ad5a823e

Note: If you're using Linux and want to use a Different server, PM me and I'll get it done

Questions, comments and bug reports are welcome.
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[simssi]

Isn't it just a WebBrowser-control in a form?

[Dienes]

[QUOTE=Simspelaaja;32093787]Isn't it just a WebBrowser-control in a form?[/QUOTE]

Checked source code; it is.

[Flaming Spaz]

[QUOTE=Simspelaaja;32093787]Isn't it just a WebBrowser-control in a form?[/QUOTE]

Pretty much. It's a small thing I did just easing myself into coding, and thought that some other people could make use of it too.

[Robber]

Does it support my keyboard's Play/Pause, Skip track etc buttons? If not, I don't see how this is better than just listening to it in my browser.