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DreamStream enables the Linux based DVB-Tuner Dreambox to become an UPnP Media Server, which will add DVB support in your UPnP network. The UPnP server supports multiple Dreambox tuners, enabling dynamic allocation of tuners.
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This project aims to replace the multimedia server application for the Gateway, GoVideo, and NetGear DVD players & set-top devices. The new server software aims to be more organized and support a wider variety of formats than Digital 5's original.
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JavaHMO is a media server for the Home Media Option (HMO) from TiVoŽ implemented in the Java programming language.
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XJMS runs within the open-source J2EE app server jboss (www.jboss.org). XJMS provides cataloging, browsing, and playback of media sources such as MP3 and CDs via the Nirvis Slink-e. XJMS provides the core services for a set-top box media server design.
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OpenVCX Open Video Exchange
SIP Video Conferencing server for Video Voice-over-IP clients
...The server can be used to allow two SIP video endpoints to communicate together as well as host up to eight video endpoints in a unified conference. WebRTC is supported as a video chat client. Standard SIP video phones are supported, the likes of X-Lite, Bria, Vippie, Linphone, etc. OpenVCX is a Java based SIP service based on the Mobicents JAIN-SIP framework. The Java component relies relies on NGMS (Nex Gen Media Server http://ngmsvid.com/ngms.php ) to handle media processing tasks.
