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A PHP media manager for video and audio file collections. It scans for files, groups them, references against IMDB where appropriate, then allows them to be streamed using Flash.
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PapyDVD. A DVD movies database software. Developed for storing personal movie DVD in a very easy way! You can insert them, search them and categorize by genre and director.
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A film DVD collection manager, written in Java. Catalogue DVDs by titles, cast, year, running time... even use a link to the IMDb website for that film.
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This project aims to develop a tool to create DVD, hence the name; PyQtADA: Python and Qt another DVD Author. In linux there are very few tools to perform this functionality with high performance and a low learning curve for users.
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QRip is a intuitive Qt4-based frontend to transcode, a general purpose movie transcoder. QRip supports DVD ripping and creation, as well as the transcoding of audio or video files from one format to another.
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Program to rip subtitles from decrypted DVD's and converts them to text based subtitles (eg. SRT, QuickTime, ...). It is largely based on the well known Subrip application. QSubRip is written in Qt, bearing in mind it had to be platform independent.
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GUI which use 'ffmpeg', 'mencoder' and 'mkvmerge' to convert, compress and merge any video or audio format, including DVD. It is also possible to add audio track on movies. Multi platform, it works on Mac OS X (ppc and i386), Linux and Windows
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SKL myBurner is a simple text-mode CD/DVD/Blu-Ray burning tool. Writing modes: DIR -> CD ISO -> CD Dir -> DVD ISO -> DVD DISC -> ISO Erase disc Information: makay.jozsef@gmail.com Site: http://skl-projekt.hu
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Subber is a simple tool to cut and synchronize subtitle files (.sub and .ass/.ssa) automatically. Currently Cuttermaran project files are needed to modify the subtitle files. Requires Java 1.7
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TV_ENCODE! is a textual front end for MEncoder which allows the user to record live TV from NTSC, PAL, ATSC (or any future form) to industry standard MPEG-4 Video with MP3 Audio (DivX Compatible). Support for multiple capture sources.
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are several java apps and java linux services useful to manage VDR-recordings, create DVD-menus and perform the conversion process. Services can be managed from Java-GUI. For systems that dont support Java-GUI, a WebIF has been added. See WebSite!
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Yet Another set of MEncoder Scripts; a source package of highly configurable, easy to use, and effective scripts for ripping DVD / VCD video (or transcoding other formats) to industry standard MPEG4 video format with MP3 audio (DivX Compatible).
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YaB (Yet Another Burner) - is a easy, harsh and minimalistic CD/DVD-burner for *nix. Actually, it's just a frontend under cdrkit and dvd+rw-tools.
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Avdvdb is a set of bash scripts which will help you authoring and burnings video dvds from scratch. Just grab a menu background and some video files and avdvdb will convert, author and burn them for you with a nice main menu and chapter selection menu.
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Azoburn is a project for a front-end cd/dvd/bd burning application for *nix. Its aim is to be easy-to-use but powerful enough for the advanced user. It also tries to put together all major functionalities of cd and dvd authoring (and maybe bd).
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This project is for the Device Drivers and user-space tools for the <a href= http://www.centurion-cd.com/product-dischub.html>Centurion DiscHub.</a>. The device is a 100 CD+-RW/DVD+-RW/DVD-RAM drive with a robotic 100 Disc changer.
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A fast and simple GUI for dvdbackup using Ruby-GNOME2. It requires the Ruby-GNOME2 Package, which is available for nearly every OS/Linux distribution. For installation instructions have a look at the README or the Homepage.
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dvrequant : Will rip a DVD-9 disc with one title and audio (max. 2 tracks) of your choice and requantize it (resize without re encoding) to fit on a DVD-R 4.7 with original chapters. DVD folder are created along with an ISO file. An option to burn DVD is
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Moved to git hub https://github.com/devilsclaw/flasher/releases/tag/Current_Release This project aims to create a generic cross-platform (CD/DVD)-ROM drive firmware dumping and flashing software.
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The project "libcaesar" is an opensource library to aid in the creation of video and slideshow dvds including the dvd menu. libcaesar is activly developed in c++. Available too is an graphical user interface integrated in K3b based on libcaesar.
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libdvdetect DVD Online Database
libdvdetect provides fast database lookup for DVDs
THIS VERSION WILL NO LONGER BE MAINTAINED! Please go to https://github.com/nschlia/libdvdetect for updates. The libdvdetect library provides fast lookup of DVDs, similar to existing services for CDs like Gracenote, freeDB or MusicBrainz. The DVD Detection Library (libdvdetect) is a library to lookup DVDs in a database and provide information about e.g. title, UPC/EAN or even cover arts. It is OS-independent and compiles for Windows or Unix operating systems. Mac support is also planned. What the library does not provide is DVD ripping and decryption. It reads the structure (e.g. titles and chapters) and generates a special checksum to look up the database. More details at http://www.dvdetect.de. The database can also be searched using a web browser at http://search.dvdetect.de/. For those who are curious I suggest downloading the binaries from https://sourceforge.net/projects/libdvdetect/files/binaries/ to try it out (windows only).
