Open Source Python Video Software - Page 13

MvpdMake is a GUI wrapper around mplayer, mencoder, sox, and mv_encoder to convert video files to the MoviePod (.mvpd) video format to be played by mv_player under iPodLinux on your iPod Nano, iPod Mini or iPod Photo.

This script was created so I can display various information to my BBS users about my shoutcast radio stream. This BBS section includes a shoutcast dashboard with station information obtained via RSS/XML. The display includes listener peak, current song playing, next song to play, stream status, stream URL and other pertinent information for the BBS user to see. After the dashboard is displayed, the script continues by showing the last 20 songs played on the station. Useful things about this script: - Fully configurable at the top of the script, Title, Stream URL, Cols, Rows etc. - Contains simple code to grab XML/RSS feed and display on the BBS. - Contains various functions to make it easy to display information in a correctly sized mystic bbs text based frame including titles and prompts. This script can be a skeleton to get you going in writing your own properly fit modular text based python apps for Mystic BBS.

Adds similar functionality of Tivo's predictive recorder to MythTv.

OpenBroadcaster has a simple and effective web-based automation system with scheduler to conveniently manage your station from just about anywhere, through the creation of content lists that can play out over both terrestrial or internet radio and TV, using a mobile-friendly 'drag-and-drop' interface. Setting up repeating content, such as station identification, public service announcements or advertisements is "point and click" easy.

PULSE is an unstructured mesh-based peer-to-peer system designed to support live streaming to large audiences under the arbitrary resource availability.

Concurrent vision processing system; Toolkit for easy implementation of software concurrent vision processing sub-system. Aimed at robotic applications w/best effort realtime. System includes: capture,processing and displaying.

Example how to use Python and GStreamer to show, record and play back streams from IP surveillance cameras.

A system of programs for automating the uploading and downloading of daily production of digital media files within a visual effects group. Initially for the Pixel Corps (pixelcorps.com) production teams, but intended to be broadly useful.

Plasmatic is a cross platform multimedia delivery and playback system. While designed primarily for digital signage applications, its flexibility allows for any number of uses.

PloneRadio is an archetypes based Plone product which provides document types, portlets and tools to build a website for (mainly) community radios using Plone as a CMS. Features: Livestreams in portlets, playlist history, interface to StreamOnTheFly, ...

This is an accelerometer-based remote controller for mplayer. It works on the Nokia 95 phone and in combination with a server app running on the computer it translates hand gestures to mplayer commands such as fast forward, volume up etc.

This project aims to be an easy to use tool for small radio stations wishing to transmit their signal via icecast (streamming)

This is a webcam interface written in Python to control Google Earth. It is based on the atlasgloves.org project, and is in a very early development stage, this means: LOTS of bugs.

'PyExe - YT DL Mk42 (b)' is an desktop application developed using python 3.6.8 and other add-on libaries. Can download YouTube videos and audios. 'PyExe - YT DL Mk42 (b)' has two parts: 1) Download Video - downloads YouTube video (.mp4) 2) Download Audio - downloads YouTube video (.mp3)

PyLast is a nice and modern Last.fm API for Python, programmed with an idea in mind, be the last.fm software support for seriously music players.

PyLivestream is a Python-based tool that enables real-time video streaming from various input sources to platforms such as YouTube and Twitch. It acts as a wrapper around FFmpeg, allowing users to stream video from cameras, files, or screen capture devices with minimal configuration. The tool supports cross-platform operation and integrates easily into Python workflows, making it suitable for automation and scripting. It provides options for controlling streaming parameters such as bitrate, resolution, and codecs. PyLivestream is designed for reliability, handling streaming sessions with consistent performance across different environments. It is particularly useful for developers and researchers who need programmable access to live streaming capabilities. Overall, it simplifies the process of broadcasting live video using FFmpeg.

PyQt5-Apps is a collection of desktop applications built using the PyQt5 framework, showcasing various graphical user interface implementations and utilities. The repository serves as a learning resource for developers interested in building cross-platform desktop applications with Python. It includes multiple small tools and demos that illustrate concepts such as window management, event handling, and UI design. The applications demonstrate how to integrate multimedia, file handling, and system interaction features within PyQt environments. It emphasizes modular design, allowing developers to reuse components and adapt them for their own projects. The codebase is structured to highlight best practices in GUI development while remaining approachable for beginners. Overall, it functions as both a toolkit and an educational reference for PyQt development.

This project aims to develop a tool to create DVD, hence the name; PyQtADA: Python and Qt another DVD Author. In linux there are very few tools to perform this functionality with high performance and a low learning curve for users.

Remote control your PC (Win, Linux, Mac) via Bluetooth with a Symbian phone running PyS60. Uses plugins for different apps and supports other remote control systems. Plugins: WinAMP, MediaPlayerClassic, WindowsMediaPlayer, MouseControl, VLC, XMMS-alike

PyTorch-NLP is a library for Natural Language Processing (NLP) in Python. It’s built with the very latest research in mind, and was designed from day one to support rapid prototyping. PyTorch-NLP comes with pre-trained embeddings, samplers, dataset loaders, metrics, neural network modules and text encoders. It’s open-source software, released under the BSD3 license. With your batch in hand, you can use PyTorch to develop and train your model using gradient descent. For example, check out this example code for training on the Stanford Natural Language Inference (SNLI) Corpus. Now you've setup your pipeline, you may want to ensure that some functions run deterministically. Wrap any code that's random, with fork_rng and you'll be good to go. Now that you've computed your vocabulary, you may want to make use of pre-trained word vectors to set your embeddings.

PyWebcam is a simple tool to capture video from a webcam in Linux while viewing it. PyWebcam uses v4l.

An encoding script for the TAS community (http://www.tasvideos.org/).

The project is aimed at all the multimedia codec developers. It will play various data formats like yuv420/422, rgb888/565/etc. It will support conversion from one color space to another, scaling/zooming, fps control, grid display to identify MB boundary

QuickRip is a quick and easy but basic DVD ripper based on MPlayer and transcode. It is intended for those who do not care to configure framerates, clipping or other rarely-used options. It features both GUI and CLI interfaces.