In-Game Music Player

Play your own music without ever leaving Minecraft

Play your own music while you're playing Minecraft — no alt-tabbing, no external apps. Drop your .ogg or .mp3 files in and they show up in a music player built right into the game, cover art and lyrics included, all editable without touching a config file.

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Features

• In-game player — Library, Now Playing, and Editor tabs, themeable to match your HUD
• .ogg and .mp3 support — bring your existing collection over as-is
• Lyrics — type them in or drop a .txt file next to the track
• Drag-and-drop importing — no digging through config folders
• Live editing — rename tracks, fix artist names, swap cover art, all from the UI
• Real clipboard support — paste straight from a browser into any text field
• Global keybind — open the player from any screen, not just in-world
• Live file scanning — add music while the game's running and it just shows up
• Full playback controls — play, pause, skip, repeat, shuffle, seek, independent volume
• Handles big libraries — cover art loads without stuttering your game

Setup

In-game (recommended)

1. Open the player with your keybind (set it in Controls)
2. Drag your .ogg/.mp3 files into the Add tab
3. Edit titles, artists, and covers from the Editor tab

Manual

1. Drop your audio files into config/music_player
2. Put cover art in config/music_player/covers/
3. Put lyrics .txt files in config/music_player/lyrics/
4. (Optional) Edit metadata.json directly:

{
  "tracks": {
    "song1.ogg": {
      "title": "Cool Track",
      "artist": "Xeppy123",
      "thumbnail": "covers/song1.png",
      "lyrics": "lyrics/song1.txt"
    }
  }
}

Roadmap

• YouTube streaming (via lavaplayer) — no downloads needed
• SoundCloud integration

Spoiler

these are the features I'm trying to add soon.

Alternatives

• Music Player — better than mine to be honest, has availability to streaming services.
• Melodix Music Player — cool mod, it has the same functionality or works the same way.

License

In-Game Music Player is closed-sourced under the ARR. (might be open-sourced soon tho)