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Spook is a Linux server application to capture live video and audio and stream it over an IP network. Currently, Spook supports capturing from a Firewire IIDC camera or Video4Linux(2) source and streaming MPEG4 with RTSP or JPEG stills with HTTP.

KMPlayer, a simple frontend for MPlayer/FFMpeg/Phonon.

KPlayer is a KDE media player based on MPlayer, www.mplayerhq.hu. Features include video, audio and subtitle playback from file, URL, DVD, VCD, audio CD, TV, etc.; volume, contrast, brightness, hue and saturation controls; zooming, full screen and fixed aspect options; status and progress display and seeking; user friendly interface. Among planned enhancements are configuration dialog, global and per-file options, playlist, further KDE integration, MPlayer config file handling, support for media encoding.

subtools is a port of DivX Subtitles MiniTools, command-line tools for movie subtitles in SubRipper format (.srt files). "srtshift" can adjust the subtitles by shifting them to the beginning or to the end. "srtrate" does the same by changing the supposed frame rate. It's in early stages of development (and have been there for a few years now), but it does its job well.

Swfdec is a library for rendering Flash animations and games. It was originally designed as a basis library for creating Flash plugins for GStreamer, but it is a fully standalone library which only use the libart library for drawing.

Syncplay synchronizes the playback of media files across several remote machines. The Syncplay Client launches a media player on a user's computer, connects to a Syncplay server and join a virtual room on that server. Pauses, unpauses and seeks made within that media player instance are relayed to fellow viewers via the server to allow for these actions to be replicated by the media players of everyone else in the same virtual room.

szap-s2 is a command line channel zapping (i.e. tuning) utility similar to szap but including support for S2API a.k.a. DVB API version 5, which supports DVB-S2. When using szap-s2, one instructs it to change the channel to one of a list of channels supplied in a channels.conf type file. There is no manpage yet, but you can run szap-s2 without args to get a usage message. location of channel list file is ~/.szap/channels.conf one line of the szap channel file has the following format: name:frequency_MHz:polarization[coderate][delivery][modulation][rolloff]:sat_no:symbolrate:vpid:apid:service_id one line of the VDR channel file has the following format: name:frequency_MHz:polarization[coderate][delivery][modulation][rolloff]:sat_no:symbolrate:vpid:apid:tpid:?:service_id:?:?:?

A simple GObject-based library to parse a host of playlist formats

Totem is simple movie player for the Gnome 2 desktop based on xine. It features a simple playlist, a full-screen mode, seek and volume controls, as well as a pretty complete keyboard navigation. -- Hendrik Scholz <hendrik@scholz.net>

A suite of utilities to allow you to easily make video DVDs.