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Dispatcharr is a self-hosted IPTV and streaming management platform built for people who want full control over their playlists, streams, and program guide (EPG) data. It lets you import M3U/EPG sources, curate and organize them with filtering and grouping, and serve them reliably to clients like Plex, Jellyfin, and Emby with advanced proxying and failover support. Designed with both simple personal use and larger self-hosted setups in mind, Dispatcharr offers real-time streaming statistics,...

...Interrupted transfers can resume, while optional controls limit speed, route traffic through a proxy, adjust certificates, or change cookies and user agents. The tool also downloads regular HTTP and HTTPS URLs and can stream data to standard output. It is available as both a command-line program and a Python package.

Fast Forward is free video editing software that allows you to convert, cut, trim, remove streams, encode and customise a variety of parameters such as frame rate, bitrate, frame size and output file size. Fast Forward can encode H264, MPEG2 or Xvid video, as well as Dolby Digital AC3, Dolby Digital Plus eAC3+, AAC and Vorbis audio. It is very useful for removing ads from recorded TV programs, or combining the .VOB files from a DVD file system. Thanks to FFmpeg, these processes are extremely...

Latest on Arxiv is a program/script with a simple job to do. Every day, it will download all pdf files from your favorite Arxiv RSS, and will then scan it to see if any authors from your favorite institute(s) are on there. If so, it will save the resulting index. The matched files are then parsed into a short list, featuring only the latest 4 preprints (which is ideal for a single TV screen in the coffee corner), and a long list which contains every paper in a clickable way. I provide...

nomb Content Streamer is a program that is going to stream content about certian subjects to the users desktop. Such as info about computer advisories or reports on pollution things like that.