Open Source Python Multimedia Software - Page 59

Snap Dragon is a picture sorting program. Pictures are displayed in the program and when the number keys are pressed it saves that picture to a folder corresponding to that number key.

Snappy is a fast, easy to use, cross platform screenshot/screencast application currently being written in Python. It will integrate with many services, allowing the user to quickly upload to YouTube/ImageShack/FTP/etc.

Snarfzilla was a GUI and web browser for the official Freenet Java server. The first web browser for the dark web. It hasn't been compatible with Freenet for several years and development ceased.

Snout is a command line Mp3 to WAV converter script written in Python and the Snack Sound Toolkit. I encourage you to add extensibility, GUI's, etc. to this program! The latest version of Snout Python is Snout2004.py, packaged here. The Snout web sit

SoccerPhone provides lives soccer scores by phone. The only league currently supported is US Major League Soccer. Support for Soccernet is under development. SoccerPhone is written in VoiceXML, Python, and JavaScript.

A real time sound processing software. It can be used both, for general audio processing/editing and as a fuzzbox. Based on a very flexible plug-in system, it has been coded in python and currently uses portaudio for sound input/output.

SoftArt has been moved to google code server. Check http://code.google.com/p/softart/ please.

Everyday Software for the Researcher of Restricted Means: This project is intended to offer scientists and students with small budgets advanced versions of aqua-built desktop-editing, graphics and statistical applications for MacOSX.

Sonar 2D is a live signal processing application where an audio signal is used to navigate between 'zones' in a virtual 2d space. Each zone represents a given processing module, which when activated will be applied to the sound.

This plugin is for the Sonata mpd client to download album art from last.fm. I realized the currently used Rhapsody downloader doesn't really work, so I made this one. It can be installed as a normal plugin, or as a built-in plugin, in place of the rhapsody covers file. A patch is included to accomplish this.

SoniPy- a heterogeneous software environment for data sonification research & auditory displays. SoniPy wraps modules for data acquisition, storage & analysis, cognitive & perceptual mappings and sound rendering, by encapsulating them with Python.

Copies pictures from a source folder to a destination folder.The pictures are organized into folders within destination folder according to the date they were taken.So for example you may end up with pictures in a set of folders such as 2009/10/24 and 2009/10/27 within your destination folder. Useful if you have a lot of pictures in many different types of folders and you want to organize them neatly by the date they were taken.

SpaceQuark is a complete game engine for Windows. It takes care of almost all aspects of games such as 3D-Graphics Rendering (using OGRE), Audio(using FMOD), Physics, Game Logic and Artificial Intelligence, Multiplayer, Plugins, Scripting and much more.

A Blender script to procedurally generate 3D spaceships from a random seed. Install Blender 2.80 or greater. Download newest add_mesh_SpaceshipGenerator.zip from the Releases section. Under Edit, Preferences, Add-ons, Install, open the downloaded ZIP file. Under Edit, Preferences, Add-ons enable the "Add Mesh Spaceship Generator" script (search for "spaceship"). Add a spaceship in the 3D View under Add, Mesh, Spaceship. Expand the Spaceship tab that appears in the bottom left of the viewport to adjust procedural generation settings. Build the hull. Extrude the front/rear faces several times, adding random translation/scaling/rotation along the way. Add asymmetry to the hull: Pick random faces and extrude them out in a similar manner, reducing in scale each time. Categorize each face by its orientation and generate details on it such as engines, antenna, weapon turrets, lights etc.

Script that periodically checks your gmail account and speaks if you have unread email. Features: - logs into, and checks your gmail accounts - if you have unread email: - textual info about it appears in console/terminal - "you have X unread email" is spoken using espeak - if you have no unread email: - textual info about it appears in console/terminal Requirements: - POSIX OS - python: import imaplib import os import time - espeak - soundcard, speakers/headphones Installation/running: - modify gmail.py inserting your username and password - modify gmail.py inserting desired delay value in miliseconds - run: python gmail.py Author: pkrawczak@gmail.com 2013-02-06 13:54:51 Caution: Even though this program uses SSL use only at your own risk.

Speakr is an open-source, real-time text-to-speech (TTS) web application that allows users to convert written text into natural-sounding speech in just a few clicks. It provides a clean, user-friendly interface where users can input text, choose a voice style or language, and immediately hear the output, making it ideal for accessibility, content creation, and learning applications. Behind the scenes, Speakr leverages modern TTS engines and streaming audio technologies to deliver smooth and responsive speech generation without noticeable delay. The project is built with extensibility in mind, enabling developers to add custom voices, integrate additional languages, and tailor the backend for different hardware or cloud environments. It also supports saving generated audio as downloadable files so users can reuse the speech outputs in other projects, presentations, or media content.

Speect is a multilingual TTS system. It offers a full text-to-speech system with various API's, as well as an environment for research and development of TTS systems and voices. It is written in ANSI C and uses a plug-in mechanism for extensions. Speect also includes an extensive set of Python bindings for quick implementation of new ideas, these bindings are derived from SWIG interface files and can easily be extended for other languages supported by SWIG. Speect is free and open source software. As a collection it is distributed under a MIT license.

3D shape descriptor which explicitly captures the local geometry and encodes it using an efficient representation. Our method consists of multiple evolving fronts which are realized by a set of growing spheres on the surface.

Spineless is a generic cross-platform 3D game engine implemented in Python. Focus is on flexibility, clean design and ease of use, not pure speed or bleeding edge graphics.

Splitalbum is a shntool frontend for Linux. It helps you to split your audio cd images into separate tracks according to cue sheet. It also uses cuetools and mutagen for tagging and has a Qt GUI. Most of modern audio formats are supported.

Sport Tafeln werden mit Daten aus dem Internet erstellt. Die Software ist für Fernsehsender, Zeitungen u.ä. gedacht um Sport Tafeln generieren zu können. Ein Ordner enthält die Tafeln. Sobald eine Tafel gelöscht wird, wird diese sofort neu gener

SpotSeekBot is a Discord music bot designed to stream and control Spotify-based playback within voice channels. It allows users to search for tracks, play songs, and manage queues directly through chat commands. The bot integrates with Spotify APIs to retrieve track information and playlists while using external sources for actual audio playback. It supports common playback controls such as pause, skip, and seek, enabling interactive music sessions in real time. The system is designed to handle multiple users and maintain queue consistency during playback. It also includes configuration options for customizing behavior and command handling. Overall, it provides a convenient way to bring Spotify-based music experiences into Discord environments.

Transfer your saved songs from Spotify to Google Music. Now can transfer specific playlist. This was written for my only needs, but can be modified to be a much more versatile app. https://github.com/Asdprom/spotify_to_google

taskbar/panel widget for controlling a squeezebox under Linux.

This project is an extension for the Stable Diffusion Web UI that removes backgrounds from images directly inside the interface. It wraps popular background-removal models so creators can take a generated or uploaded image and isolate the subject with a single click. The workflow is designed to be non-destructive: you can preview, tweak thresholds, and export either a transparent PNG or a masked layer for further editing. Because it runs within the Web UI, you can chain it with other operations such as upscaling, inpainting, or ControlNet to refine edges and composites. Batch processing helps clear backgrounds from whole sets of renders, which is useful for asset pipelines, catalogs, and thumbnails. The extension aims for convenience and predictable results, sparing users from round-tripping through separate editors just to knock out a background.