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This player stands on the giant shoulders of FFmpeg. Audio rendering is accomplished via portaudio v19. Video rendering is via OpenGL, using fragment programs when possible. User interface is implemented with Qt 4/5/6. ASS/SSA subtitle rendering is implemented with libass. This player provides several performance options to enable adequate video playback on slow hardware: * skip loop filter * skip non-reference frames * skip color converter * reduce playback speed to...

NOTE: This project is marked with 'Status: Abandoned' on SourceForge because not enough time can be dedicated to this project. However it may still get sporadic commits to the repository.

Adds video preview images to the seek bar. Simply replace the standard controls plugin with this one and you get the preview functionality with mp4s out of the box. All the heavy lifting is done by the preview plugin and happens behind the scene for you. The stills are actually the mp4 key frames extracted and decoded on the fly from the video file. If your videos are hosted on a domain different from the one where Flowplayer Flash is embedded you would need as well upload a small html file...

A flash flv, mp3 or mp4 (h.264) player made on haxe that can be embedded into any website for free or commercial use. With support for rtmp, youtube, http streaming and many more features. Open for improvements by you!

This project intends to provide a total solution for PMP (Portable Multimedia Player), which uses MiniGUI as the embedded graphics platform. It is designed for embedded Linux system, and provides a complete PMP GUI solution and main applications.

Morphine.TV is a media center system (HTPC) based on the disko framework for linux. It is running on top of the DirectFB hardware abstraction layer which enables Morphine.TV to run on x86 platforms and also on embedded devices.

ctrlMedia: media center (audio, video, images, tv, ..) enginereed for car embedded use. Runs on Linux framebuffer/SDL Library using DirectFB. Uses external (opensource) libraries to reproduce contents.