Open Source PowerShell Video Software

Little Stream Detector (LSD) is a lightweight and portable video stream analyzer for Windows. LSD extends the existing native canonical media analysis with a Current A / Reference B comparison workflow. LSD performs native Matroska, WebM, MP4, M4V, MOV, AVI parsing and native XviD, AVC/H.264, HEVC/H.265, VVC/H.266, VP8/9 and AV1 bitstream analysis. It provides frame-level QP/DRF statistics, DRF distribution, GOP and I/P/B frame analysis, bitrate profiles, stream metadata, and detailed diagnostic reports. The application does not use FFmpeg, FFprobe, MediaInfo, or other external multimedia tools. Video files are read and analyzed without decoding, modification, or transcoding. LSD is available as a standalone executable and as an auditable PowerShell source script under the GPL-3.0 license. Official repository: https://github.com/eco-by-different/Little-Stream-Detector

FastLaunch program for TV PRODUCTION Compatible with Mac OS X 10.15 and up. The program converts video and sends to the FTP-server, checks comparing the size in bytes, generates a XML metadata file, in case of a breakaway of connection with the Internet there is an opportunity to resume transmission of the file to the server. If in the program to open a video file in the course of conversion (for example Final Cut Pro), the program passes into a standby mode and only after completion of conversion will take it in processing. There is an opportunity to disconnect coding (FFmpeg), having left only FTP the Client (Curl).