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The ARAS Radio Automation System
ARAS is a free broadcast automation system
ARAS is a free broadcast automation system that manages the schedule flexibly and is able to play a large number of media formats. In addition, it allows connections to media streams over the network. It is suitable for both radio and TV stations. -
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wVDR is a smart Video Disk Recorder using "vcr" by Bram Avontuur. It features programming the schedule by wishes (e.g. "every movie with actor XY") in addition to conventional "channel, start time and duration"
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Born from the embers of KWUR 90.3FM, these are the tools we developed internally to manage charting, automated programming, remote broadcasts, rebroadcasts, show archival, and our DJ workforce as a non-profit, non-commercial, underground radio station.
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DVBgrab is a web-based application allowing registered users to request any tv show to record. When it's done download link is sent to user's e-mail. Tv schedule is from XMLTV, tv stream is saved with dumprtp and encoding is provided with mencoder.
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Stop Cyber Threats with VM-Series Next-Gen Firewall on AzureGain integrated visibility across all traffic in a single pass. Deploy Palo Alto Networks VM-Series to determine application identity and content while automating security policy updates via rich APIs.
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AutoHome(Automatic Home Management System) to schedule Television,DVD,and any Infrared based devices(Roboraptor and RoboSapien)to work automatically.Can Send(transmit)/Recieve Remote Control Signals, launch EXE files in Computers/PC .It uses USBUIRT.
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JTV aims to provide a complete home-user tv programming/listings/guide solution, including but not limited to: XMLTV generation plugins (for public access TV listings services on the web), schedule production, and bt878 controlling services.
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Turn your computer into a subscription free linux tivo. This is a web based PHP interface to schedule TV recording using a tv tuner card. Currently uses mencoder. The tv listings are taken from the web. Video parameters can be changed graphically.
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Digital TV Recorder - PVR. ViMS - Video Mnemonic System. Schedule your TV-recordings remote, using a web-interface. Never miss a show even if you forgot to set the timer before you left your house, you just need webaccess to your ViMS-server.
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ETV is a Personal Video Recorder (PVR) especially suited for European use. It can schedule by hand or according to rules based on XMLTV. Naturally it can time-shift. The recorder runs on linux, the scheduler & frontend run both Linux and Windows.
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Error to trace to log to deploy. One click. No SSH.AppSignal links every error to the trace, the trace to the log, the log to the deploy that shipped it.
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This project is an easy to use web interface to record TV shows to your hard drive. It is an improved version of webvcr which adds xmltv support, nvrec support, favorites, an improved schedule viewer, and much more.
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Movieplanner is an information management tool for the planning and executing motion pictures. Track crew, talent, equipment, props, costumes and other resources. Create shooting schedule and pre-prod. and post-prod. tasks. Many Reports -like Call Sheets
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Stream Solutions Schedule Online Editor. With this module web radio administrator can update Schedule file from web browser.
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