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Distro Linux based on Ubuntu 12.04.4 LTS 64-bit with Pantheon desktop environment and all installed codecs, Libreoffice, Samba, Oracle Java 8 and Pipelight out of the box and much more ... Multilingual with Italian and English language by default and inside many improvements and tweaks. Updated on the 02/10/2015. Compatible 100% with Ubuntu's repository. The operating system using 350 MB of Ram at boot completed. Available the 1.4 version updated with bug fixes.

Distro Linux based on Ubuntu 12.04.4 LTS with Unity desktop environment with all installed codecs, Libreoffice, Oracle Java 8 and Pipelight out of the box. Multilingual with Italian and English language by default and inside many improvements and tweaks. Updated on the 18/08/2014. Compatible 100% with Ubuntu's repository 32-bit operating system using 300 MB of Ram at boot completed!

A pure java port of the avilib that was part of Blender 2.37. Can read and write MJPEG-encoded AVI-contained video files only.

That is an video encoder that implements h264 encoding. Main goal is to provide lite Java h264 implementation for Applets and Client development.

A Java port of XviD.

FRONTEND for mencoder for Windows and Linux. Convert rmvb,avi,mp4,wmv, ogv, mkv, mov, mpg, vob,ogv, ogg, ogm etc To avi (divx5), xvid, dvd iso, h264 in a simple way. Required java runtime 6 and over. (On Linux is required mencoder, dvdauthor and mkisofs)

H.264/AVC (MPEG-4 Part 10) encoder written in Java language and integrated with JMF (Java Media Framework).

jipCam provides a JMF-based datasource implementation for IP-based video cameras. This allows Internet Procotol based cameras like the Axis 2100 or 2120 to be used directly in a Java Media Framework enabled video application.

We will create a complete MPEG4 part 14/Quicktime parser in Java, add a full working example in J2ME and then port the whole thing to C#.

An open source project to create a large scale wireless (frottle/openwrt), networking (ospf/bgp), IPTV (videoland/myth), VoIP (asterisk/freeswitch) test bed. We are primarily focused on the Southern California area.