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ZLMediaKit is a high-performance C++11 media server and streaming SDK for real-time audio and video applications. It supports a wide range of protocols, including RTSP, RTMP, HLS, HTTP-FLV, WebSocket-FLV, GB28181, HTTP-TS, HTTP-fMP4, MP4, and WebRTC. The project is designed for protocol conversion, live streaming, low-latency playback, recording, forwarding, and large-scale client access. Its asynchronous, multithreaded network model makes it suitable for commercial streaming deployments with many concurrent connections. ZLMediaKit can be deployed directly as a complete media server or embedded through its standard C API as an SDK for other languages and systems. ...

This program helps understanding the content of MPEG-2 Transport Stream by displaying its structure and content in a tree based view. GUI Gtk based, this program use a DVB tuner as TS source, written on top of Linux DVB API. The main goals of the program are to scan and display the tables, sections and descriptors as they are packed and delivered according to ETSI and ISO 13818 standards.

A lightweight GNU/Linux daemon which, being installed on a LAN router, provides on-demand access to UDP multicast streams via RTSP and unicast RTP protocols. Since version 0.2 the conventional HTTP "continuous download" streaming method is supported. The server itself does not support streaming of any files, it only can receive incoming multicast streams provided by your ISP and retransmit them to interested local clients. The main purpose of the software is to provide simple IPTV...

Media server, streaming video server. Supports RTMP, RTMPT, HTTP Live Streaming (HLS), RTSP, MPEG-TS protocols. Streaming to PC, Mac, iPhone and Android. Live transcoding. Streaming and recording for IP cameras. Video chat and video conferencing. Visit project's home page for downloads: http://momentvideo.org

This program receives MPEG-2 transport streams from an IEEE 1394 (FireWire) bus according to IEC 61883-4. It can decode one audio and video stream and present them on the local sound card and on the local display.