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Tartube is a GUI front-end for youtube-dl, yt-dlp and other compatible video downloaders. It is written in Python 3 / Gtk 3 and runs on MS Windows, Linux, BSD and MacOS.

...It will join the video clips in a alphabetical order, apply a Fade from Black transitions to all them individually, place a Title Card + sound effect after the first clip and an Ending Card with stylish Fade from White effect, also with its own sound effect. The result is a fully edited trailer that you can directly upload to youtube, showing off pure gameplay footage, attracting attention with an exciting message slide after the first clip and finishing the movie off with an ending slide with a clear call-to-action. Record your clips with ShareX, prepare images/sounds, 2 of each, and run this program to put em all together! (Source code is included with the program .zip file.)

...The utilities inject, inspect, and extract metadata in common container formats (MP4/WebM) to signal 360° projection type, stereoscopy mode, and spatial audio layout. Creators use it to prepare 360/VR180 assets for upload so services know whether a video is monoscopic, top-bottom stereo, or side-by-side, and whether ambisonic audio is present. By separating metadata handling from encoding, the tools slot into existing editing/export workflows without requiring specialized NLE support. They help ensure assets play back with the right projection, field of view, and head-tracked audio in compliant players. ...

SubtitleGet is a command-line tool written in Python, that I am creating in my spare time. It's main purpose is to search, download and/or upload subtitles using Opensubtitles.org fantastic site.

Snappy is a fast, easy to use, cross platform screenshot/screencast application currently being written in Python. It will integrate with many services, allowing the user to quickly upload to YouTube/ImageShack/FTP/etc.

DownRoll: The downloadable RickRoll. How many people can you fool? Instructions: 1. Download it. 2. Change the file name. 3. Upload it to a file sharing site. 4. Trick people into running it.