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Kaffeine is full featured Media Player for KDE. It supports all kinds of local and network media and digital video broadcasting (DVB). At the moment Kaffeine can use xine-lib or GStreamer as backend.

...It has been compiled for the Cortex A15 processor and neon hardfloat. funtoo is a source based Linux operating system. This Linux includes libreoffice, xine, mplayer2, gimp, kaffeine, firefox,ffplay,thunderbird and many more interesting applications. WintTV-HVR 950Q TV tuner was tested with kaffeine and found to be working nicely without frame drops even in full screen mode. For more information on the funtoo and ubuntu software available please read the wiki. You will need to browse thru the different pages to get information Take note that the login and password for the ubuntu XU images are michel. ...

The simple remote control requires to run the ameerokserver plasmoid on KDE 4.x. It allows to change volume and player tasks like play/pause/stop/skip. Tracklist can be read from Amarok and used to select a track. For Kaffeine currently only selection of special TV-Stations is supported. As that's what I needed. Further a sleep timer application and a touchpad to control the mouse is available. related project: http://sourceforge.net/projects/ameerokserver/

This tiny program enables you to manipulate a running kaffeine remotely by simply clicking on a button. It's using dcop over ssh. This is especially useful while watching a kaffeine broadcast on another computer. You need Java to run it.

MobLRC is client/server technology for remote control some of your favorite linux programs (like amarok and kaffeine) from your mobile phone. The communication is through mobile internet connection like GPRS.

"BlueKaffeine" is a script programmed in Tcl for Linux systems. It controls basic functions of the KDE's media player Kaffeine (kaffeine.sourceforge.net) with a mobile telephone through a bluetooth connection.

Kaffeine is a free Commerce Suite customized for the JBoss Application Server. It has three parts: a) the foundation with the main J2EE Design Patterns implemented; b) the business module and c) the workflow with the services for a e-commerce system.