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OpenScreen is a modern screen-sharing and collaboration platform designed to provide seamless real-time communication and content sharing across devices. It enables users to share their screens, stream content, and collaborate in interactive environments without relying on heavy or proprietary systems. The project likely emphasizes simplicity and accessibility, making it easy to deploy and use in both personal and professional contexts. Its architecture may support web-based interfaces, allowing cross-platform compatibility without requiring extensive setup. ...

GLFFmpeg uses the video recording functionality provided by the FFmpeg library to capture content generated using OpenGL. The cross-platform library provides a minimalistic set of API to simplify the task of capturing OpenGL output to a video stream. GNU Lesser General Public License version 2.1 (LGPLv2.1)

BuGLe combines a graphical OpenGL debugger with a selection of filters on the OpenGL command stream. The debugger allows viewing of state, textures, framebuffers and shaders, while the filters allow for logging, error checking, video capture and more.

Turn any data stream into an image and observe various patterns and pictures. Recover images from corrupted or unknown archives (i.e. Windows hibernation files, binary dumps, etc.). Change channel order and pixel format on the fly to interpret given data in different ways. Easily adjust scanline and image tiling while inspecting data. Observe if given data stream has high entropy.

The QT Webcam Recorder is a tool to record films from a webcam into various formats.It supports webcam preview and audio recording. Additionally the QWR is able to stream data via http. The project depends on QT, video4linux, the jack audio kit and ff

A program that relays a stream of JPGs (simulating video) from a client to a server, and then replicates bandwidth on the server end, making the JPGs available via HTTP. Used when incoming connections aren't possible, ie. wifi hotspots w/ webcam.

Camsource is a modularized and multithreaded daemon to provide various clients with frames grabbed from a video4linux device. It uses a plugin system to make it possble to use the captured image stream for different purposes at the same time.

RateXCalc is a little tool to get cross-calculations between video/audio rates of an arbitrary stream and time/media size.