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Textream is an open-source, free macOS teleprompter application designed for streamers, podcasters, presenters, and interviewers who want a smooth, distraction-free way to stay on script. It runs natively on macOS and leverages on-device speech recognition to highlight each word in real time as you speak, keeping your focus where it belongs — on delivery rather than memorization. The interface supports multiple modes of use, such as classic constant-scroll auto-scrolling, voice-activated...

Start a session and invite your friends by sharing your friend code with them. Browse for your favorite media and add the URL to the queue. A number of popular websites are already supported for playback. New features are added on top of streaming websites such as real-time chat and timestamp markers. Synchronized playback of streaming media across various websites. Public, private, and offline sessions. Support for WebRTC peer-to-peer connections. Easily add watch party support to your...

LinJam is not NINJAM - Oh wait, yes it is! LinJam is linear NINJAM LinJam is a cross-platform NINJAM client utilizing the standard libninjam library and built upon the JUCE framework. It is the much needed modern replacement for the aging platform-specific clients with many new enhancements. The highest goal of the LinJam project is to flatten the pro-audio learning-curve; easing the intimidation that most non-technical musicians experience when they are first introduced to NINJAM. ...

Basic GUI, CLI tool programmed in Python 3.4 and QT5. It gives you the ability to detect, scan and send some useful HTTP requests "Commands" to endless amount of chromecast devices. As well as the ability to loop the commands so the process of repeating it will be automated with a set duration in-which the looping will be done.

Python tunnel that divides a connection over a number of intermediate tunnels and recombines it on the other side. Features include bandwidth aggregation, auto-reconnect, prioritization by percentage/preemption, tunnel groups, and bandwidth limiting.