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This is a program to cast audio and video from your macOS, or Linux desktop to your Google Cast devices or Sonos speakers. It is written in Python, and it streams via node.js, ffmpeg, or avconv. Mkchromecast is capable of using lossy and lossless audio formats provided that ffmpeg, avconv (Linux), or parec (Linux) are installed. It also supports Multi-room group playback, and 24-bits/96kHz high audio resolution. Linux users also can configure ALSA to capture audio.

...However, none of these tools support PARALLEL computing easily. After some research, I found amazing solution designed & developed by 'Dustin Kirkland' based on Ubuntu JUJU and avconv. But our requirement was little bit diffrent from Dustins's solution. Our requirement was to convert single video in Multi-bitrate and in formats like 3gp, flv and upload them to single or multiple CDN(like Akamai or tata). Also we want to build this solution on top of CentOS and ffmpeg. So I decided to design and develop "Simple Scalable, Parallel, Multi-bitrate Video Transcoding System" by myself.

audiokonverter is a service menu (and also a commandline utility) to easily convert from MP3, OGG, AMR, AAC, M4A, FLAC, WMA, RealAudio, Musepack, Wavpack, WAV and movies to MP3, OGG, M4A, WAV and FLAC in Konqueror by right-clicking on them. It needs ffmpeg/avconv, oggenc, oggdec, faac, faad, flac, mplayer and lame to work. id3lib is optional for full functionality. Also optional are vorbis-tools and metaflac for handling other metadata. See README how/where to get that software. Be sure about needed software when installing prebuilt packages!

bash-script for recording video from window via avconv. And use some other utils for usability

With AVConv, convert video files is automatic and invisible. It is specially designed for mobile applications. Coupled with Juice and ActiveSync / Hotsync, it provide a perfect solution to transfer podcast from web to offline video on mobiles.

RTMP Server can be used to stream live video/audio content to Adobe Flash player clients over RTMP protocol. It is similar to using Adobe's Flash Server (FMS). The server is written to be lightweight and easy to understand, while having good performance. The server gets elementary streams from custom video source and broadcast to the clients as-is. Written in C and running in single process.