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FFPlayer
Fastest Video player Build Using FFPLAY and FFMPEG Multi-Media Library
Fastest Video player Build Using FFPLAY and FFMPEG Multi-Media Library with Python and Very easy to Control from KeyBoard and runs very fast as ffplay runs. -
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Set of python scripts for bulk conversion of media files. The scripts scan directory trees for video and audio files and converting them to avi, ogg, or mp3 appropriately. Relies on mencoder, lame, mplayer, and oggenc.
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Python script that synchronize your USB Pen-drive or simil-iPod MP3 player with a Playlist. You can easy create your playlist in iTunes and then run this script... so the program fill your memory with your music!
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fastoggenc is a multithread python script which converts mp3, m4a, wma, wav and other audio formats into ogg-vorbis format. It is a fork from dir2ogg script that was previously inspired by the perl script mp32ogg.
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Lyricsgrabber is a very simple python script which searches lyrics for MP3s and embeds them in their tags.
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pywannapod: py(thon) wanna pod(casting). A short and simple script that downloads mp3 files referenced in xml / rss, eventually copying them to an usb disk/player (if connected).
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This small python script will generate mp3 and corresponding text files for learning / training the morse code. It follows the method of Koch for teaching the characters and the method described in N0HFFs book for improving the skills even more.
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pyIH8id3 is a fully graphical pyGTK script that removes id3 tags from mp3 files in a provided directory. The script supports both id3v1 and id3v2 tags. pyIH8id3 is a simple, fast solution to removing thousands of tags at once. pyIH8id3 requires id3lib.
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Rippy is a script designed to make ripping DVDs easier. It uses mplayer and mencoder to transcode a video to another format. Features: automatic bitrate calculation based on desired target size; automatic crop detection; mp3 audio with resampling;
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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
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Ripfoo is an elaborate python script that automates the process of looking up a CD in the cddb database, ripping the wav data off the CD, creating MP3\\\\\\\'s and playlist, and installing the MP3\\\\\\\'s and playlist somewhere.
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This is a simple Python script to save streaming mp3 data. I've tested this script with my.mp3.com and www.shoutcast.com. See homepage for setup instructions under GNU/Linux and Windows.
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