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Ffmpeg with TV user interface, support (mpeg,mpeg2,mpeg4 recording) . FM radio tuner support (wav,mp3, ogg). Start/pause/stop recording, scheduled power-on/off recording/reminding. TV preview index page. LIRC (Linux Infrared Remote Control)
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FFmpeg is an audio/video conversion tool. It includes libavcodec, the leading open source codec library. An experimental streaming server for live broadcasts is also included.
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Easy Vob 2 DivX conversion. Easy and simple to use divx creator for the Mac OS X platform. Uses the powerful file converter FFMPEG. Written in 100% Applescript to keep it simple. All programmers are definitely welcomed. Just Have Fun!!
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A QuickTime Export Module for MPEG1-4; using the libavcodec code from FFMPEG. Hopefully, it will export to all the formats supported by that library (MPEG1, MPEG2, MPEG4, DivX)
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"libDecoder" is a video decoding library based on the FFMPEG project. It is designed to work on low-end machines and to be very easy for use.
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The goal of the Decals project was to create an open source MPEG-4 ALS audio decoder licensed under the LGPL. That is not necessary now that there is an LGPL ALS decoder in FFmpeg. Yay!