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"lircexec" is a little program which can be used as a replacement for "irexec" and "irxevent" which are part of LIRC project (http://www.lirc.org). Most important differences are: - flexible keymaps (operating modes) that can be used for any IR controller supported by lirc. - additional logic implemented to keep trace of applications associated with keymaps - like automatic, temporary keymap swapping (override) if application doesn't have input focus, "force-focus" mode and more. -...

This project creates an EPG using XMLTV data. Since I no longer use the original firmware, I have ceased maintenance of the project. If anyone is interested in taking over, let me know.

Freevo is an open source HTPC media centre integrating PVR / DVR funtionality along with music, video, gaming, home automation and more. It is written in python and uses existing popular software such as mplayer, xine and vlc.

OpenELEC (Open Embedded Linux Entertainment Center) is a free, embedded, source-based operating system providing a complete media center software suite. OpenELEC is a small and fast-booting Linux distribution.

palmBTremote contains both client and server side components to allow remote control of totem and MythTV from your palmOS device over bluetooth. It has been expanded to include keyboard and mouse input.

Small linux application for the Delock IR to USB adapter 61574. It detects IR commands from a (universal) IR remote control and creates x windows events. Used to control xbmc when keyboard commands for up, down, etc. are created from IR commands.

Commercial detection and skipping for EyeTV, using a Mac OS X port of comskip (http://www.kaashoek.com/comskip/). These programs allow users of EyeTV to enjoy commercial-free recorded television. Can also limit series recordings to a certain number.

SXF is a Simple XML-Framework to combine different distributed applications in one frontend. It based on Standard's like: HTTP, XML, SVG, TTF, ... and use libs like: AVAHI, SDL, FFMPEG, LIBVLC, ...

Babel.TV started life as a desktop shell and replacement MythTV frontend, aiming to be a light, fast and elegant entertainment platform. It has grown to encompass instant communication, Web services and support for popular playback devices and phones.