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juanff-repro
Reproductor de audios
***************************** # Basado en Music Library & Player (c) 2018 James Moats - jhmoats@willowlakestudio.com - www.thejamesmachine.com ***************************** -
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PHP Webcam Live Streaming
Web based live video streaming from webcam.
...Live Streaming key features: + 1 to many 1 way video streaming + Live chat for viewers + User list with online participants + Channel title + HTML embed code to publish video channel + P2P group streaming support + Session timer and control with scripts + 100% web based for clients The php edition is the easiest choice to setup and run the Live Streaming application on a website. Also to integrate with any php script or content management system that does not have a ready made integration, yet. PHP Live Streaming Edition Highlights: + Create Live Video Channels + Broadcast Live Video from Browser + Share Channels Link/Embed Code + Limit Total Use Time by Channel + Simple Setup + Easy to Install + Full PHP Source Code + Easy to Integrate Requires a RTMP hosting to setup rtmp side (see installation instructions). -
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C-Cramp is a tool for a mysql database with data about music, DJs, shows, etc. for non-profit (college/university) radio stations that play music from hard media (CDs/vinyl). The primary focus is tracking & music and generating logs using a php frontend.
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