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CCM (CCM is a Console Mediacenter) is an interface to execute your favourite media via shell. It's based on mplayer and it's written in python. The goal of this project is to create an integrated mediacenter for the linuxboxes without X server running

...PyqPlayer works like a portable MP3 player and lets you manage multiple playlists, browse your music by artist, album, genre, or song, even play videos -- all from an easy to use menu driven interface.

RadioRec is a project to create a graphical media center alike interface to netradio dumping using slightly modified xmltv. It is written in java, but uses python for grabbers. MPlayer is used for dumping the streams

CeeMedia is a program for cataloging your movie collection. It can retrive info from Amazon and IMDb and cover images from Amazon and generally tries to provide the user with the most comfortable interface available for the task.

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, ...

Frontend or sc_trans, written in wxPython, built in playlist editor, and transmit button to start streaming directly from the frontend. supports freebsd and macosx, send kill signals directly from the frontend too!

Nuvcr is a digital vcr that records anything any time from anywhere. Use nuvcr to record your favourite TV-shows, movies and more. You can even do it when you're not at home as Nuvcr comes with it's own web interface.

This project is an initial reference implementation of the VSI-E protocol. The implementation has been done using the C/C++ language and is in the form of a re-useable library developed on the Linux platform.

...The application focuses on a controlled workflow instead of instant downloads. Users first provide a media URL, then select format, quality, and container before processing the file. It includes both a web interface built with Next.js and a Telegram bot that offers the same guided experience through chat. Both share a common backend in a monorepo structure. The system is fully self-hosted and designed to run in a single Docker deployment including both web and bot services. Users can download videos and audio in formats such as MP4, WebM, MKV, MP3, and M4A, with server-side processing and progress tracking.