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MediaFileDuplicateFinder
MediaFileDuplicateFinder finds duplicated video, image, & audio files
Media File Duplicate Finder finds duplicated video and image files based on similarity. Finds duplicates which have different resolution, frame rate, watermark, and video file tags. It's a cross-platform program that supports Windows, Linux and Mac-OS. Please use below link to report bugs, feature-request, or questions. https://github.com/David-Maisonave/MediaFileDuplicateFinder/issues/new/choose For more information, visit the following Wiki... -
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Cloudbox
Ansible-based solution for rapidly deploying a Docker media server
Ansible allows for fast deployment of the Cloudbox server stack solution with minimal setup and in as little as 15 minutes. Cloudbox puts "all the pieces together" by automating server tasks, performance tweaks, and application setup, right out of the box. Applications in Docker containers are isolated from each other and allow for quick installs and easy uninstalls. Free and open-source software (FOSS). Collaborate on ideas and improvements. Build and share add-ons on the 'Community'... -
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nasTunes streams music and videos from your NAS (or any computer in your network) to your iPhone or iPod Touch. Since nasTunes doesn't need any media server like Firefly or SqeezeCenter to run, it's fast even on low budget devices.
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