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    ffmpeg-normalize

    ffmpeg-normalize

    Audio Normalization for Python/ffmpeg

    ...It can process multiple files in batch mode, making it suitable for large media libraries or production workflows. ffmpeg-normalize also preserves metadata and supports a wide range of input and output formats. Its design emphasizes accuracy and compliance with broadcasting standards. Overall, it provides a reliable solution for achieving consistent audio quality in multimedia content.
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    ffmpy

    ffmpy

    Pythonic interface for FFmpeg/FFprobe command line

    ffmpy is a Python wrapper that provides a simple and Pythonic interface for constructing and executing FFmpeg and FFprobe command-line operations. It abstracts command generation into structured Python objects, making it easier to define inputs, outputs, and parameters programmatically. The library uses Python’s subprocess module to run compiled commands, ensuring compatibility with standard FFmpeg installations. It is designed for developers who want to automate media processing tasks...
    Downloads: 6 This Week
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    PyLivestream

    PyLivestream

    Pure Python FFmpeg-based live video / audio streaming to YouTube

    PyLivestream is a Python-based tool that enables real-time video streaming from various input sources to platforms such as YouTube and Twitch. It acts as a wrapper around FFmpeg, allowing users to stream video from cameras, files, or screen capture devices with minimal configuration. The tool supports cross-platform operation and integrates easily into Python workflows, making it suitable for automation and scripting. It provides options for controlling streaming parameters such as bitrate, resolution, and codecs. ...
    Downloads: 14 This Week
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    MLT Multimedia Framework
    A multimedia authoring and processing framework and a video playout server for television broadcasting.
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    Downloads: 8 This Week
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    auto-subtitle

    auto-subtitle

    Automatically generate and overlay subtitles for any video

    auto-subtitle is a Python-based command-line tool that automatically generates and overlays subtitles on video files using AI-driven speech recognition. It combines FFmpeg with OpenAI’s Whisper model to transcribe spoken audio into text and synchronize it with video playback. The tool processes video input, extracts audio, and produces subtitle files that can be either exported separately or burned directly into the final video output. It supports multiple transcription models with varying accuracy and performance, allowing users to balance speed and quality depending on their needs. ...
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    footswitch3basic

    footswitch3basic

    Audio Transcription software for Linux (Gstreamer) with a foot pedal

    Footswitch3basic is a media player for transcribers on Linux. Written in python using the bindings for Gstreamer it allows a transcriber to control the audio or video with a foot pedal, and includes a set of macros that integrate into LibreOffice. This allows the transcriber to control the media player from within Libreoffice as well, making it useful for those who do not yet own a foot pedal/foot switch. Control of the media player from LibreOffice can be via Hotkeys or an integrated...
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    footswitch2basic

    footswitch2basic

    Audio Transcription software for Linux (Vlc) with a foot pedal

    Footswitch 2 (Basic) is a media player for transcribers on Linux. This version is a stripped down version of Footswitch2, containing only the absolute essentials for transcription. Written in python and using the python bindings for VLC it allows a transcriber to control the audio or video with a footpedal, and includes a set of macros that integrate into LibreOffice. This allows the transcriber to control the media player from within Libreoffice as well, making it useful for those who do...
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    Savify

    Savify

    Download Spotify songs to mp3 with full metadata and cover art

    Savify is a command-line tool designed to download and archive music from Spotify by leveraging YouTube as the audio source while preserving Spotify metadata. It allows users to input playlists, albums, or individual tracks and automatically retrieves matching audio files with proper tagging. The tool integrates FFmpeg and yt-dlp to handle downloading, conversion, and formatting into common audio formats such as MP3. It enriches files with metadata including artist, album, cover art, and track information to maintain organized music libraries. savify supports batch downloading, enabling users to process entire playlists efficiently. ...
    Downloads: 8 This Week
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