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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...

...Filterbanks, encoders, maskers, decoders and losses are all common building blocks that can be combined in a flexible way to create new systems. Extending the toolkit with new features is simple. Add a new filterbank, separator architecture, dataset or even recipe very easily. Recipes provide an easy way to reproduce results with data preparation, system design, training and evaluation in a single script. This is an essential tool for the community! The default logger is TensorBoard in all the recipes. From the recipe folder, you can run the following to visualize the logs of all your runs.

...After the dashboard is displayed, the script continues by showing the last 20 songs played on the station. Useful things about this script: - Fully configurable at the top of the script, Title, Stream URL, Cols, Rows etc. - Contains simple code to grab XML/RSS feed and display on the BBS. - Contains various functions to make it easy to display information in a correctly sized mystic bbs text based frame including titles and prompts.

A simple Python Image resizer Requires python2.7 and Python Image Library (PIL) Includes a bat script that you can drag all your images on to, which will then be resized to the size in the bat script.

Pyramid is a simple scripted MIDI mapper for Windows and Linux. It allows MIDI messages, from software or MIDI hardware, to be transformed by a small Python script and broadcast.

Due to many people is having a hard time making auto changing wallpapers in GNU/Linux specifically in Ubuntu here is a very very simple python script that generates a XML file that can be used as wallpaper.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JCEp7I_AeFM http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KR7nmZ87wdI Just a very simple (and useless) python script. You "could" call it artistic as it's basically a keyboard-controlled interactive animation.

XBMC Complete installer is a Linux automated installer for XBMC on top of minimal Ubuntu install. It aims to provide quality and complete support for installing & configuring for ION platforms/others. It automates otherwise complex tasks.

Lyricsgrabber is a very simple python script which searches lyrics for MP3s and embeds them in their tags.

This is a simple python script that generates a picture gallery from a directory of jpegs.

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).

A very simple script to demonstrate the power of Python on Series 60. An application that allows users to edit different files format on the S60 mobile and save them. It provides others features like sending text as sms (text-to-sms) and text-to-spea

GenTube is a simple script who download and encode videos. Dependencies: Kdialog, ffmpeg, player of mpg (ej: mplayer), wget With GenTube you can: - download and encode videos from youtube - View your history of downloads - Select and play your videos

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.

TreeGen consists in a platform indipendent Python script which should work as a plugin for Blender. Thanks to the graphical interface, it aims to create random trees and forests in a simple and alternative way to L-System.

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.