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Autoplot is a simple Perl script to plot Gnuplot files with simple dependency checking and conversion of the plots to different formats using rsvg-convert. The Gnuplot scripts must plot to a SVG terminal and output the result to STDOUT for the script to work as intended. The script reads all .gnuplot files in the working directory and creates SVG plots from them in svg subdirectory. SVG plots can be converted to PDF and PNG format, while the resulting files are placed in pdf and png directories, respectively.

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.

moac is a set of php and perl scripts used to play mp3's, Audio CD's, Shoutcast/Icecast, USB Radio's and other devices to different rooms wired to multiple sound cards in a machine and controlled by LIRC or the Web interface. Uses MPD, mplayer, cdtool

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.

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.

PhotoArch is a set of PHP scripts. It is a front-end to a photo database. It is not a web photoalbum. It is more! It allows you to index and reference your photography collection and make parts of it available to general public or a set of users.

Now Playing is a set of php scripts to display your now playing information from the audio-tracker plugin for winamp as your avatar of signature on forums and such, with an own chosen formatting.

A Collection of Modules devoted to improving Web/Database/Report Application Development

Currently nothing more than a bunch of seriously hacky scripts knocked up to allow everyone in an office to listen to a bunch of mp3s, thereby minimising arguments.