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Snd is a sound editor.

A multimedia authoring and processing framework and a video playout server for television broadcasting.

CIOS Audio Core is the infrastructure and subsystem in Collective Intelligence Operation System. It is a cross platforms audio abstract interface, supports including Mac OS X, Linux, Android, iPhone OS and Windows 7.

Tinara is a media production system, currently composed of a basic revision control and archival system (DaMarcus), a build system (Alice), an audio playback engine (Tape), and a graphical audio recording and editing application.

Video processing and computer vision library for GNU/Linux offering interfaces to do image- and video-I/O with ImageMagick/Magick++, Xine, firewire digital camera (DC1394), and video for linux (V4L2). Note that this version of HornetsEye is deprecated. HornetsEye now is released as multiple packages on RubyGems.org. The source code is available on Github.com (see https://wedesoft.github.io/hornetseye-doc/ for more information).

Variable speed playback for major open source media players (MPlayer, GStreamer, Xine, VLC, Totem, RhythmBox, Amorak, Miro, etc.) Scaletempo plays audio and video faster or slower than the recorded speed without changing pitch (i.e. no chipmunk effect).

(To pronounce, just say the letter: AAY WHY QUEUE.) A collection of high-level models and utility code applicable to interactive applications. e.g. Fixed/variable timestep timing, state machine, etc.

xiron is a rapid development framework to build multimedia frontends using the xine engine.

RUDL interfaces the Simple Directmedia Library to the Ruby language, giving it high speed graphics, sound, and input capabilities. Its model focuses on looking like other Ruby libraries, instead of directly mapping the SDL library to C-like Ruby calls.

This project has moved to RubyForge; please visit http://www.fxruby.org for more information.

Venom is a small framework for writing 3d games and applications.

A pluggable jukebox, in which the components talk XMLRPC to one another. This lets you have multiple UIs, multiple player types, multiple queueing systems. The ultimate conclusion would be a build your own jukebox kit. Includes a back end that Gronk! can

rubyPod is a graphical frontend for managing an iPod on Linux, relying on the gnuPod project as its backend. It supports adding and deleting of songs, creation and modification of playlists, convenient id3v2 mp3 tag edition and exporting to hard drive.