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Billd-Live
Live broadcast room built on Vue3 + WebRTC + Nodejs + SRS
Billd-live is a full-stack live streaming platform that enables users to create and participate in real-time video broadcasts through a web-based interface. Built using technologies such as Vue3, WebRTC, Node.js, and FFmpeg, it provides a complete solution for live streaming similar to modern platforms. Users can start live sessions as hosts, while viewers can join and watch streams directly in the browser. The system supports multiple streaming protocols and includes features such as real-time interaction, multi-user connections, and content distribution. It also offers advanced capabilities like multi-stream mixing, authentication, and integration with external streaming services. The platform includes backend services for user management, payments, and content control, making it suitable for building scalable live streaming ecosystems. Its modular design supports deployment across web, mobile, and desktop environments. -
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CcClip
Vue and ffmpeg based tool for video clips
CcClip is an open-source video editing and clipping tool designed to simplify the process of extracting and repurposing segments from longer video content. It focuses on automating common editing workflows such as trimming, clipping, and formatting videos for social media platforms. The project integrates FFmpeg for encoding and processing, ensuring efficient handling of various video formats. It provides a lightweight interface and scripting capabilities that allow users to automate repetitive editing tasks. CcClip is particularly useful for creating short-form content by converting long videos into clips suitable for platforms like TikTok or YouTube Shorts. Its modular structure allows developers to extend functionality or integrate it into larger content pipelines. Overall, it serves as a streamlined tool for quick video manipulation and content repurposing. -
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JKVideo
Bilibili-like app with DASH playback, danmaku, WBI sign
JKVideo is a feature-rich, open-source video streaming client built with React Native, designed as a third-party interface for consuming video content similar to platforms like Bilibili. It supports multiple platforms, including Android, iOS, and web environments, providing a consistent and modern user experience across devices. The application focuses on delivering high-quality playback using technologies such as DASH streaming, ensuring smooth and adaptive video performance. It includes advanced features like live streaming support and real-time comment overlays, commonly known as danmaku, which enhance interactivity and engagement. The interface is designed with aesthetics and usability in mind, offering a visually appealing and intuitive browsing experience. JKVideo also incorporates authentication mechanisms and API integrations to interact with external content services securely. -
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Lenstube
Decentralized video-sharing social media platform
Decentralized video-sharing social media platform, built using Lens protocol. This turborepo uses Yarn as a package manager. For a place to have open discussions on features, voice your ideas, or get help with general questions please visit our community at Discord. -
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Live Auto Record
Electron-based automatic recording software
Live Auto Record is an automated live stream recording tool designed to monitor and capture streams from multiple online platforms without manual intervention. It continuously checks specified channels or rooms and automatically begins recording when a stream goes live. The system is built to support long-running processes, allowing users to maintain persistent monitoring of multiple sources simultaneously. It integrates FFmpeg for recording and processing streams, ensuring compatibility with a wide range of formats and protocols. The tool includes configuration options for scheduling, output management, and platform-specific settings. Its lightweight design makes it suitable for running on servers or personal systems with minimal overhead. Overall, it provides a reliable solution for archiving live streaming content automatically. -
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Metastream
Watch streaming media with friends
Start a session and invite your friends by sharing your friend code with them. Browse for your favorite media and add the URL to the queue. A number of popular websites are already supported for playback. New features are added on top of streaming websites such as real-time chat and timestamp markers. Synchronized playback of streaming media across various websites. Public, private, and offline sessions. Support for WebRTC peer-to-peer connections. Easily add watch party support to your website by redirecting the user to Metastream. Metastream used to be an Electron desktop application until development was stopped due to roadblocks in acquiring a Widevine license. The latest version can be found on the GitHub releases page. -
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MoonTV
This project adopts the CC BY-NC-SA protocol
MoonTV is a self-hosted cross-platform media aggregation and playback application. It is built with Next.js, TypeScript, and Tailwind CSS and combines search results from user-configured content sources. The interface provides detailed media pages with episode lists, cast information, release years, and descriptions. Playback uses HLS.js and ArtPlayer, while favorites and viewing progress can synchronize through Kvrocks, Redis, or Upstash. The application also supports PWA installation, responsive desktop and mobile layouts, and experimental removal of advertising segments from streams. Deployment is Docker-based, and the project deliberately ships without built-in media or live-TV sources, requiring users to supply their own configurations. -
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NativeScript VideoPlayer
Video Player widget for NativeScript apps
The nativescript-videoplayer plugin provides a video player component for NativeScript applications, enabling the playback of local and remote video files within the app's interface. -
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Stargazer
Celebrate with a video of your stargazers
Stargazer is a template project for creating celebratory videos when a GitHub repository reaches a star milestone. It uses Remotion to generate a video featuring the people who starred a repository. Users can create the video locally by providing a GitHub token, installing dependencies, previewing the composition, and rendering the final output. The project also supports a GitHub Actions workflow for generating the video without running everything on a local machine. It is designed as a fun open-source community artifact rather than a general video editor. Stargazer is useful for maintainers who want to thank supporters, share milestones, and create social content around repository growth. -
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StreamPot
Run FFmpeg as an API with fluent-ffmpeg compatibility, queues and S3
StreamPot is a self-hosted video processing platform that provides scalable media transcoding and streaming capabilities through a modern API-driven architecture. It enables users to upload video content, process it into multiple formats, and deliver it efficiently across different devices and network conditions. The system supports adaptive bitrate streaming, allowing videos to be optimized dynamically based on viewer bandwidth. It integrates FFmpeg as its core processing engine, enabling advanced encoding and transformation workflows. StreamPot is designed for deployment in cloud environments, supporting containerization and distributed processing. It also includes tools for managing media assets, monitoring processing jobs, and integrating with frontend applications. Overall, it functions as a backend infrastructure for building video streaming services. -
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UpscalerJS
Image Upscaling in Javascript. Increase image resolution up to 4x
Image Upscaling in Javascript. Increase image resolution up to 4x using Tensorflow.js. Open source, browser/Node compatibility, and completely free to use under the MIT license. Scale images up to 4x their original size, all in Javascript. UpscalerJS ships with pre-trained models in the box covering a wide variety of use cases. Or bring your own! Browser, Node (CPU and GPU-accelerated), and Service Worker environments all supported. Supports inputs in a wide variety of formats - URL, HTMLImageElement, and more, and by default exports a base64 upscaled string. Pick your Javascript flavor! UpscalerJS ships with ESM and UMD (browser) and ESM and CJS (Node). Close to 100% test coverage, Typescript support, examples covering a wide variety of use cases, and thick documentation. -
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VSET
Based onVapoursynthGraphic video batch pressing processing tool
VSET is a multimedia toolkit focused on simplifying video processing tasks through structured workflows built on top of FFmpeg. It provides tools for tasks such as transcoding, clipping, and format conversion while abstracting complex command-line operations. The project is designed to help users automate repetitive media processing tasks with minimal configuration. It supports batch processing, enabling efficient handling of large numbers of media files. VSET emphasizes modular design, allowing users to customize workflows and integrate them into larger pipelines. It is particularly useful for developers and content creators who need consistent and repeatable media transformations. Overall, it serves as a streamlined interface for managing video processing operations. -
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anichart.js
Easily create data visualization animation videos
anichart.js is a JavaScript and TypeScript visualization library designed to transform structured data into animated charts, particularly dynamic bar chart race visualizations. It allows developers to create time-based animations that display ranking changes and trends in an engaging and visually intuitive way. The library provides tools for rendering charts on a canvas, managing transitions, and synchronizing data over time. It supports exporting animations as video files, making it suitable for content creation and storytelling. The system includes configurable chart elements such as labels, images, and formatting options for dates and values. It is designed for both web-based visualization and offline rendering workflows. Overall, it provides a flexible solution for producing animated data visualizations with minimal setup. -
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aws-lambda-ffmpeg
An S3-triggered Amazon Web Services Lambda function
aws-lambda-ffmpeg is a project that enables running FFmpeg within AWS Lambda environments, allowing serverless media processing workflows. It packages FFmpeg binaries and provides examples of how to execute video and audio processing tasks in a serverless context. The system allows users to perform operations such as transcoding, resizing, and format conversion without managing dedicated servers. It leverages cloud storage services like S3 for input and output handling, enabling scalable processing pipelines. The project demonstrates how to overcome Lambda limitations such as execution time and storage constraints. It is designed for integration into event-driven architectures where media processing is triggered automatically. Overall, it provides a practical solution for serverless multimedia processing. -
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pulsorclip
Download videos from almost any website
PulsorClip is a self-hosted media download workspace that allows users to process and download media from a wide range of online platforms. Built around the yt-dlp and ffmpeg engines, it supports over a thousand websites, including major platforms like YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, and others, enabling media extraction in multiple formats. 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. -
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videotranscode.space
A video transcoder and converter built using Web Assembly
videotranscode.space is a web-based platform designed to simplify video transcoding through a user-friendly interface powered by backend FFmpeg processing. It allows users to upload media files and convert them into different formats or resolutions directly from the browser. The platform emphasizes accessibility by removing the need for local installations or command-line usage. It supports scalable processing, making it suitable for handling multiple conversion jobs in cloud environments. The system is designed with modern web technologies to provide fast and responsive interactions. It also enables developers to integrate transcoding capabilities into web applications. Its architecture bridges frontend usability with backend media processing power.
