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OpenBroadcaster Obplayer
Broadcast Automation Emergency Alerting
OpenBroadcaster has a simple and effective web-based automation system with scheduler to conveniently manage your station from just about anywhere, through the creation of content lists that can play out over both terrestrial or internet radio and TV, using a mobile-friendly 'drag-and-drop' interface. Setting up repeating content, such as station identification, public service announcements or advertisements is "point and click" easy. -
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Plasmatic is a cross platform multimedia delivery and playback system. While designed primarily for digital signage applications, its flexibility allows for any number of uses.
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fojecleno_Signer v.1.0.
fojecleno_Signer — Digital signature graphic tool (Trusted Signing)
fojecleno_Signer is a simple, fast, and user-friendly graphical tool for digitally signing your Windows executables using Azure Trusted Signing. It was designed to provide a seamless experience, even for non-technical users, while remaining robust enough for software developers and distributors. The application automatically manages: signature configuration metadata validation log generation error handling Prerequisites for signing To sign your executables, you must...
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