A retro-themed terminal music player featuring an animated ASCII cassette tape. Built with Python and Textual.

Transform a set of mp3 files into a virtual cassette and interact with it just like a real cassette.
Live again all that emotional load attached to the cassette format and the way you interacted with these gadgets: press play, rewind, fast forward and reverse the cassette tape. Concepts that do not exist anymore in modern media players in the same way, but they are still wired in your brain with the music you used to listen in the 70s, 80s and 90s and the places and people that were around you at those moments.
Play the music as you used to do it decades ago, and bring a piece of happiness from the past. Nostalgia ensured.
Elpetozede is a multi-platform, open source tool to split a wave file (.wav), which contains the complete audio recording of one side of a vinyl record or a cassette tape into single wav files, one for each track. It searches an Internet database (musicbrainz.org) for the album data, so, with a little luck, you won’t need to type all the track information by hand.
