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MediaData
Provides access to media file metadata
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OpenTvArchitecture
open source platform to manage a TV-like multy channel broadcasting
Do you manage a single channel tv or web-tv and want to step-up to a multi-channel broadcasting television? Do you have too few co-workers and really low money? Then this project could be your solution. Web based management (in the future). IP centric. Tag based media retrival. Multy playout "consumers" Long term content scheduling. Free and Open Source. ...... -
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Symphony is a media manager project whith a lot of features and more to come. Symphony é um gerenciador de mídia com uma gama de recursos e mais para vir.
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Forth Playlist Converter allows for easy transfer of playlists (currently M3U and XSPF) from one system or media player to another. It does so by matching the songs to another media library rather than directory structure.
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