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YAMP stands for Yet Another Multimedia player. It's a multimedia player for the xbox. It can play most of the audio/video formats known.
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ap02 presents a promiscuous model of data generation and self-display, making use of a virtual machine architecture to develop and execute self modifying instruction sets across networked nodes.
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Grafana: The open and composable observability platformGrafana is the open source analytics & monitoring solution for every database.
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troka is a hardware accelerated video output library for the nato (http://www.eusocial.com/nato.0+55+3d/242.0000.html) video processing system. it uses openGL to provide full screen antialiased non-tearing interpolated video output optimized for live per
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This is the GUI for manage X11 "xv" attributes. It allows to play movies with the best contrast/brightness/sat/hue set.
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mCamera is a client-server webcam for people who can't or just don't want to use webserver for sharing their webcam pictures. The client part compiles and works in windows too.
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A simple text mode utility for extracting mpg files from ReplayTV Personal Video Recorders via TCP/IP. This utility is Linux, Win32 and Mac OS X native, and is being developed with an eye for easy porting to other operating systems.
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Movietime is a small and simple DVD/VOB file player for linux. It is a proof-of-concept demonstrating the power of available video decoding and processing libraries, and investigating what other code should be released as a library itself.
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Gnome utility for editing and converting DivX ;-) subtitles. Opens and saves MicroDVD (.sub) and SubRip (.srt) files. NOTE: This project is abandoned. No further development will be done by the original author
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gmpeg2enc is a frontend to mpeg2enc/mplex/vcdimager from mjpegtools and toolame. It takes care of encoding video and audio, multiplexing in an intuitive GUI and can be used to build VCDs or SVCDs from many fileformats.
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This is a program to view BvhFiles (a Motion capture format). In a nutshell, it shows 3D animated characters. It uses OpenGL. Ceci est un programme permettant de lire les fichiers Bvh (un format de motion capture). Il montre des personnages animés en 3D
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Modular, highly extendable multimedia system for creating, playing and converting multimedia files and streams.
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This project's goal is a library for backing up dvd content (and mpeg films) The classes have that less public functions that it should be very ease to write a graphical frontend. When ready, one should be able to backup a dvd with one click.
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MacMPEG2Decoder (aka MM2D) decodes MPEG2 video into a variety of formats, normally quicktime based, on a Macintosh (Classic & OSX).
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The OGG Player For Windows is a project designed to try to implement a system capable of playing many of the variations of audio video codecs encapsulated by Ogg. See http://www.xiph.org/ogg/index.html for information on Ogg and Ogg Vorbis.
