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DistroAV is an open-source integration plugin for OBS Studio that provides Network Device Interface (NDI) support so users can send and receive live audio and video over IP networks directly within OBS, formerly known as the OBS-NDI project before being renamed. By implementing NDI input sources, dedicated output transports, and special filter modes, it allows creativity-oriented workflows such as capturing remote cameras, sharing scenes between machines, or distributing live feeds without...

FLTube is a lightweight desktop application for searching and streaming YouTube videos, developed in C++ using the FLTK toolkit and powered by yt-dlp. Originally built for the Spirit-OS distribution, FLTube is designed to run efficiently on minimal GNU/Linux environments and low-resolution screens. The app enables users to search videos by keyword or direct URL, supporting both English and Spanish localization through GNU gettext. It integrates yt-dlp for fast video streaming and downloading, delivering a simple yet powerful interface for low-resource systems. Source-code available at: https://gitlab.com/facuA/fltube.

The main purpose of this program is to provide functionality for extract hardcoded subtitles (hardsub) from video. It provides two main features: 1) Autodetection of frames with hardcoded text (hardsub) on video with saving info about timing positions. 2) Generation of cleared from background text images, which allows with usage of OCR programs (like FineReader, Subtitle Edit, Google Drive) to generate complete subtitles with original text and timing. For working of this program on...

Kinoglaz is a pure C++ RTSP Streaming Server. Features seek / scale support, TCP tunneling, playlists, runtime stream composition. Actually supports MPEG4 video (like xvid), MPEG2 / MP3 / AAC audio.

FFmpeg builds for windows win32 and windows win64. Currently building all GPLv3 codecs plus many external libraries.

A COM-based DirectShow to DirectX video and audio renderer. Renders a video stream to a DirectX9, 10, or 11 texture with a shader resource view, and an audio stream to an XAudio2 source buffer. Install end user runtime, or the developer's pack.