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get_iplayer
A utility for downloading TV and radio programmes from BBC iPlayer
...get_iplayer has PVR-like capabilities - you can save lists of programme searches which are automatically recorded when they become available. Requires Perl 5.16+ with LWP, LWP::Protocol:https, Mojolicious, XML::LibXML, and CGI modules. Documentation: https://github.com/get-iplayer/get_iplayer/wiki Download: https://github.com/get-iplayer/get_iplayer/releases/latest Source code: https://github.com/get-iplayer/get_iplayer -
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PicLJooS is a CGI/perl image gallery that is easy to setup and fun to use. A distinguishing feature is its JavaScript folder tree for easy navigation. It also allows viewing of images scaled to sizes you choose. Uses ImageMagick.
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This CGI script can be used to convert a favicon into a PNG image, for maximum browser compatibility; if there is no favicon, a default image is serverd up; and the optional javascript can be used to improve performance.
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Aims to be a web front end to Mythtv, similar features to the official Mythtv Mythweb project. Mainly used to develop my skills in Perl CGI, Javascript and CSS.
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Grafana: The open and composable observability platformGrafana is the open source analytics & monitoring solution for every database.
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This small, sharp tool generates SVG charts and graphs for use in other processes. This could easily be used to generate dynamic charts for web sites, statistical displays or other data visualization in a fully-scalable way.
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Creates a straightforward photo and movie gallery from your JPEG images and AVI files. End result does not require a database, PHP, or other such 'heavy' server side technology. End result can be displayed through your website, or stored to CD/DVD.
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What was once an extensible daemon written in Perl submitting metadata to Audioscrobbler is now a complete personal streaming system, including a shout/icecast compatible streamer and a cgi web frontend to your music collection.
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C-Cramp is a tool for a mysql database with data about music, DJs, shows, etc. for non-profit (college/university) radio stations that play music from hard media (CDs/vinyl). The primary focus is tracking & music and generating logs using a php frontend.
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GalAxML is an alternative front end for viewing photo albums greated by the popular 'Gallery' project. It can be powered by a CGI script or via AxKit.
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A set of Perl scripts wrapped in a Perl CGI to help with the automation of creating html photobooks for a set of JPEGs, esp. from digital cameras. It resizes images for thumbnails and web-sized images, adds captions, and auto-creates html.
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Fauxweb Image Gallery is a CGI/perl based image gallery package with auto-generation of thumbnails, full description support, multiple galleries, and user selectable image sizes.
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CGI-based perl scripts that provide a thumbnailed web gallery of your images and videos. The default view mimics the Mac OS X Aqua look. Publishing photos is as easy as just uploading them (no update process required).
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This is a Perl-Based UPnP MusicServer. It was build to provide all functions to work with Terratec Noxon Audio. It's NOT conform to the UPnP specifications. Requires a cgi-capable web-server and should work on all platforms with Perl support.
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A web utility to browse and play mp3s on a remote computer dedicated to be a music jukebox, implemented using PHP and Perl. The Glirnath does not stream mp3s to the local computers, but rather acts as a remote agent to play music on the server itself.
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Ilib is a library (with tools and examples) written in C that can read, create, manipulate and save images. It can read and write PPM, BMP, XPM, GIF, PNG and JPG image format.
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ChordPro (a.k.a. Chord) is a common format for mixing chords and lyrics of songs and WebChord is an online utility that creates nice looking HTML pages out of ChordPro files. WebChord is useful for guitar players and webmasters of music-related sites.
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A simple, general-purpose plugin for WinAmp 5 that allows you to send current track and status information to a CGI application.
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Make Image Folios is a small Perl utility to automate preparation of web pages containing images and uploading to a SSH web server. Features include thumbnails, slide shows, captions from filenames & recursive directory traversal.
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Bunch of CGI (perl) scripts with a database backend to maintain indexes of tapes or other linear-time media with programmes on it, and identify broadcast programming worth adding automatically. Currently only supports UK listings from the Radio Times onli
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KI::Chart is a Perl module for generating SVG based charts. It currently supports horizontal-, vertical-bar, line and pie charts.
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Albion is a digital document archive presentation package. Features include a searchable database, an integrated spell checker, and automatic thumbnail generation. As native Perl as possible, the database/photos/search-function can be delivered on CD!
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