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bmx, libMXF and libMXF++ have moved to GitHub: - https://github.com/bbc/bmx - https://github.com/bbc/libMXF - https://github.com/bbc/libMXFpp Library and utilities to read and write broadcasting media files. Primarily supports the MXF file format.
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** Now on Github; https://github.com/aizvorski/h264bitstream ** libh264bitstream provides a complete set of functions to read and write video bitstreams conforming to the ITU-T H.264 | ISO/IEC 14496-10 AVC video standard.
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This project aims to write an enhanced firmware for Mediagate's MG35 mediaplayer, including bootloader, kernel, and applications.
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Avifile is a library that allows you to read and write compressed AVI files (Indeo? Video, DivX, etc.) under x86 Linux. (De)compression is performed with Win32 DLLs. It includes AVI player, video4linux-compatible capture program and simple AVI recompres
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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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A library providing a full implementation of MPEG-2 transport streams (ISO/IEC 13818-1 aka ITU-T Rec. H.222). Can read, write and edit transport streams. Code is generated from a XML description of the bitstream syntax. This may be extended to other multimedia file formats in the future.
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