Projects

PulseAudio

PulseAudio is a networked sound server. Features - Module autoloading - Support for more than one sink/source - Good low latency behaviour - Very accurate latency measurement for playback and recording. - Client side latency interpolation - Embedabble into other software (the core is ... [More] available as C library) - Completely asynchronous C API, complemented by two synchronous variants for simple use in synchronous applications - Simple command line interface for reconfiguring the daemon while running - Flexible, implicit sample type conversion and resampling - "Zero-Copy" architecture - May be used to combine multiple sound cards to one (with sample rate adjustment) - Ability to fully synchronize multiple playback streams [Less]

PortAudio

PortAudio is a free, cross platform, open-source, audio I/O library. It lets you write simple audio programs in C that will compile and run on many platforms including Windows (WMME or DirectSound), Macintosh (8,9, and OSX), Unix (OSS, Alsa, or Jack), and more.

Xfmedia

Xfmedia is a simple playlist-based audio/video player intended for use with the Xfce desktop.

Video.js

Video.js is a JavaScript and CSS library that makes it easier to work with and build on HTML5 video, today. This is also known as an "HTML5 Video Player". Video.js provides a common controls skin built in HTML/CSS, fixes cross-browser inconsistencies, adds additional features like ... [More] fullscreen and subtitles, manages the fallback to Flash or other playback technologies when HTML5 video isn't supported, and also provides a consistent JavaScript API for interacting with the video. [Less]

Cortado

Cortado is an open-source cross-browser and cross-platform video playback solution based upon Java technology. Leveraging the huge installation base of Java it allows web-authors to deliver Ogg Theora content without having to worry about the media playback setup installed on customers' ... [More] machines. This enables e.g. Wikipedia to deliver Ogg Theora video content embedded into articles to millions of users. Originally developed at Fluendo, Cortado's latest versions are now maintained by Xiph.org. If you're interested in using free media delivery technology, e.g. to avoid the costs adjunctive to non-free technologies like H.264, and want to reach a big potential user base, Cortado may be the solution you've been looking for. Support: Ogg Theora, Ogg Vorbis, Mulaw audio, MJPEG, Smoke codec [Less]

ramboutan

An experimental DAISY Digital Talking Book player built in Javascript and HTML5 to play directly in the browser, without any additional component or plugin.

outputswitcher

This little program changes on start the default-playback device to the other installed playback device. This way you can switch between 2 output-soundcards easily without having to click through the 'Sounds and Multimedia' Control panel.

Silverlight - Video Player

A Silverlight Video player (for Silverlight 2 or higher)

Scurvy Media

Allows video playback using the XNA Framework. Includes support for Windows and XBox 360 platforms.

ishortcut

aboutiShortcut is a simple Python application that adds global hotkeys for iTunes playback, allowing you to control iTunes from any window. It is contained in a small system tray application, and a minimal popup window will show which track is playing. Currently, it is not ready for public use. ... [More] Python, pywin32 and wxPython are needed to run the scripts, and hotkeys can only be changed by altering the config file. Later versions will include an executable installer as well as an improved GUI. See the SVN for the most recent version. screens featuresRunning iShortcut will open iTunes and begin playing, if it isn't already Supported hotkeys: Show Current Track Info (Ctrl + Alt + A) Toggle Shuffle (Ctrl + Alt + S) Toggle Play/Pause (Media Play Pause) Next/Previous Track (Media Next/Previous Track) Stop (Media Stop) Minimal popup window appears when a new track is played (this can be disabled), or when the system tray application is clicked devFuture versions will likely not use wxPython: it is clunky (Task Manager puts an empty "Hello, World" app at 12+ MB of memory) and wx.PopupWindow steals the focus from the active window. A fantastic alternative would be PyQt and pyHook, but unfortunately I will need to tweak pyHook's native code in order to get it working with iTunes. [Less]