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Next Player is an Android native video player written in Kotlin. It provides a simple and easy-to-use interface for users to play videos on their Android devices.

Auxio is a local music player with a fast, reliable UI/UX without the many useless features present in other music players. Built off of modern media playback libraries, Auxio has superior library support and listening quality compared to other apps that use outdated android functionality. In short, It plays music. The default branch is the development version of the repository. For a stable version, see the master branch.

...For those interested, check out the meet.jit.si terms of service and privacy policy. Yep, it’s free — and it’s technologically advanced, too. In fact, Jitsi Meet sounds better, thanks to HD audio with Opus; is anonymous, no need for an account, ever! It also keeps conversations private with encryption by default (and advanced security settings) and is developer-friendly, modify and customize it to your heart’s content. It’s 100% open source. Trade messages and emojis while you video conference, with integrated chat.

Portable file server with accelerated resumable uploads, dedup, WebDAV, SFTP, FTP, TFTP, zeroconf, media indexer, thumbnails++ all in one file

ViaVoip is a simple Voice Over IP application that can be used when you need to talk, chat, or send files through the internet, but you can't or don't want to make use of any third party services. Its peer to peer design allows the two end points to connect directly to each other, without any central server nor account registration. It runs on Windows, Linux, Mac OS X and Android, and is portable, that is you don't need any setup, just get a copy and run it from any storage...

Encodec is a neural audio codec developed by Meta for high-fidelity, low-bitrate audio compression using end-to-end deep learning. Unlike traditional codecs (like MP3 or Opus), Encodec uses a learned quantizer and decoder to reconstruct complex waveforms with remarkable accuracy at bitrates as low as 1.5 kbps. It employs a convolutional encoder–decoder architecture trained with perceptual loss functions that optimize for human auditory quality rather than raw waveform distance. The model can operate in real time and supports variable bandwidths, bitrates, and multi-band audio. ...