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Slim Camera
Slim Camera - Lightweight RTSP Video Player
Slim Camera is a lightweight RTSP viewer for IP cameras. On first launch, it prompts for the stream URL (saved for future sessions) and runs in the system tray to avoid taskbar clutter. It remembers window position, size, and camera URL via an INI file for seamless reuse. The interface keeps distractions minimal - just the video stream in an auto-sizing window. Right-click the tray icon to change the camera URL, restart the stream, reset window position, or exit. Press F1 to quickly... -
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viDrop
Universal video transcoder
viDrop is free video transcoding software for GNU/Linux and Windows operating systems. With its help you can easily convert your favourite movies or videos into format, playable on your Smarthone, Tablet, MID, Portable Media Player etc. -
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PyqPlayer is a media player for the Sharp Zaurus. PyqPlayer works like a portable MP3 player and lets you manage multiple playlists, browse your music by artist, album, genre, or song, even play videos -- all from an easy to use menu driven interface.
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Podsync was made to scratch an itch. I couldn't find any programs out there that would sync two directories easily. It was made to sync podcast downloads to my portable media player.
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