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A multimedia authoring and processing framework and a video playout server for television broadcasting.

node-screen is a multi platform digital signage system, designed for retail outlets. The project consists of a server and a client The client is based on node-webkit and will work on linux/windows/OSX The node screen client works on windows, linux, OSX 10.7+ and Android 4+ For the latest windows client https://sourceforge.net/projects/nodescreen/files/Client/Windows%2064bit/node-screen-r255.zip For the latest Android...

OpenBroadcaster has a simple and effective web-based automation system with scheduler to conveniently manage your station from just about anywhere, through the creation of content lists that can play out over both terrestrial or internet radio and TV, using a mobile-friendly 'drag-and-drop' interface. Setting up repeating content, such as station identification, public service announcements or advertisements is "point and click" easy.

A graphical interface to take advantage of screen estate on high definition televisions and digital signage built in C/C++ and GDI coupled with a server built in PHP (Zend Framework) for the administration interface and the system's backend.

Video CMS preloaded with 3000 videos. Import Google Videos/YouTube, or upload. Visitors browse, search, view, and e-mail. Multiple Ad locations. Only the Admin logs in. Frontend users DO NOT login/upload/vote/comment, keeping maintenance at a minimum.

My Media Box is a branch of Isaac Richard's MythTV project, aspiring to become a commercial quality set-top box. Our goal is to produce a non-corporate alternative, high-quality, media-server for a single, well-supported hardware platform.

eVo is a Personal Video Recorder (PVR) system broken into a client and server. The server records video and exports them to the network. Client side software plays back content from the network, schedules recording, manages the database of content from

Wii Media Center is a php-based media center for the Nintendo Wii. Running on a web server on a computer, it can stream music, videos and pictures to the internet channel by the WiFi connection.