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chrome-cut-cli
command line tool to scan, detect, stream and control chrome cast
Basic command line tool to async scan, detect, stream and control chrome cast devices. Great for pranking someone with a chrome cast device in your local network. Plus there is a GUI version here. https://sourceforge.net/projects/chrome-cut/ -
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Chrome-Cut
Python3 tool to scan, detect and control chromecast devices
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. -
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MRelay
Host to Host Network Acceleration and Encryption
...MRelay can optionally encrypt the data and exchange some http headers before the relay process to make the traffic look like a regular http file download. This can be used to overcome the highly restrictive firewalls that are content-sensitive or can detect and block VPN traffic. This software is a console application and must be run through command line, get help using "MRelay.exe -help" command Requirements: Windows Vista or later. Mono version 3.10.0 or later (if running on Linux)
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