This app will most likely not see any further development and will be deprecated. You can find a new version of it in the future in my other repo, myevent, where it can be fully integrated with that system or used standalone.

MusicPlayer

Yet another Music Player but with one twist. It displays the Playlist beautifully on a second display.

What's new in Version 2.0

Webserver that allows you to connect multiple display clients off of it
Exclusive fullscreen on remote display
smoothed out progressbar
Optimised player so it uses less CPU resources

FEATURES

Play back music
Show the playing song on a special screen that also displays the upcoming songs
Add a file (songlist.csv) into the folder containing the songs, that has the following layout: Songname, Artist, Dance/Music-Style, Tempo
Multiple Keyboard-Shortcuts are available: Spacebar = Play/Pause; Escape = go back; S = Switch to showcase-screen; Left-arrow-key = previous song; Up-Arrow-Key = Rewind; Right-arrow-key = Next song; F = Fullscreen
Planned: App theming
Secondary display app that can run on a different PC in the same network

Installation:

You may download the compiled version from "releases" and follow the instructions in the "releases" section (WINDOWS ONLY)

You will need to install the following dependencies: kivy[full], kivymd, pygame. Additionally, you'll need to install xclip using your distro's package manager.
Kivy may actually also (if you are on ubuntu or derivative) be installed by cloning an apt repository as follows (adapted from kivy documentation), as the version on pip is inferior to the apt version and leads to breakage: 'sudo add-apt-repository ppa:kivy-team/kivy', then running 'sudo apt-get update' and then 'sudo apt-get install python3-kivy'

Roadmap

This App here will be deprecated with the release of the next version. The new version will be migrated to fully utilize JavaScript (with Node.JS backend in an Electron App) and HTML & CSS for the user interface. You can connect remotely over an IP through a new App with lockdown mode (Framework tbd).