Open Source Perl Video Software - Page 4

TVEz (pronounced tweezie) is a browser-based system to manage movies, shows and clips stored on local or remote filesystems. Uses IMBD to retrieve movie information; parses file names to create listings. Currently interfaces with Xine.

TiVoDecode Manager (TDM) is an Applescript Studio interface (i.e. "wrapper") for the tivodecode program that automates the process of downloading of standalone TiVo Series 2 files to your computer and decoding into MPEG-2 or MPEG-4 files.

Tivo2dvd creates and executes the series of commands required to access, format, and burn television shows from a Series II Tivo directly to a DVD. It supports processing multiple shows at once, to a DVD with menus.

TivoTool allows you to download, stream, or burn videos from your Series 1 or 2 Tivo or DTivo. You can also send videos to iTunes for viewing on a video enabled iPod. The command line version consists of a subset of these functions and works on Linux.

UglySub is a program that organizes the free UNIX /Linux utilities presenting a GUI front end to translate, edit, or create new subtitles to movies; convert video to MP4, generate DVDs with menu, and much more!

Web based internet radio station control software, both a dynamic listener interface and an administrative interface. Features include multiple channels, user requests and ratings of songs, several types of queuing and show scheduling.

Bunch of CGI (perl) scripts with a database backend to maintain indexes of tapes or other linear-time media with programmes on it, and identify broadcast programming worth adding automatically. Currently only supports UK listings from the Radio Times onli

Play video's on your TV controlled by your Squeezebox RC. A remote controlled Windows Media Player. Especially suited for control by the wonderful Squeezebox or SliMP3 MP3 player devices, but a GUI RC application is bundled. Written in wxPerl.

An ffmpeg GUI for video encoding. Supports DVD and files and converts to all formats allowed by ffmpeg, including the iPod, PSP, and other popular formats.

Voquad : Video On Quasi Demand. This is a Video on Demand Web Based Application. You have to select your video listed in a web page then click for encoding in Theora format. It's use the "<video>" tag from HTML 5 for streaming.

A perl script to download and archive webcam images in jpg format. The script will determine how often the image is updated and will download images to a series of sequentially numbered files.

This project is an easy to use web interface to record TV shows to your hard drive. It is an improved version of webvcr which adds xmltv support, nvrec support, favorites, an improved schedule viewer, and much more.

A GUI for dvd to matroska backups, bitterbpp uses autodetection and bits/pixel estimates to generate high quality output. It features multiple audio/subtitle track capabilities (direct copy and/or vorbis transcoding), and supports different video codecs.

clive is a command line video extraction tool for Youtube and other similar video websites that require Adobe Flash for viewing the content.

cpShuffleSature randomly copies files. It copies music (MP3, OGG...), pictures, or films onto portable hardware devices which serve as a filesystem (such as I-Bead, iPod, MuVo, Archos...). It does no over- nor under-copy any file and has numerous options

After a catastrophic disk failure, I needed to re-rip several hundred CDs and DVDs. None of the available solutions worked quite the way I wanted them to work, so I decided to spend a little time making a script to remove as much pain as possible from the process. The idea here is to have a system which is comprised of three parts - a ripper daemon, an encoder daemon, and a frontend. I'm planning to use avahi to automate discovery of the backend pieces, udisk to automate discovery of optical drives, and perl to glue it all together. I'd like to make the backends modular, but for the time being, I'm going to be hard-coding the encode formats (mp3/mp4) and programs used (lame, handbrake-cli, cdparanoia).

...makes conversion of DVDs to AVIs under Linux a real breeze.

dvpod is a simple wrapper script for Handbrake specifically designed to allow easy ripping of DVD tracks for use on video iPods. It's particularly useful for batch ripping multiple tracks from a single disk to individual files for the iPod.

ffencoderd is a little daemon written in perl to automate video encoding using ffmpeg. Based on Flix engine/SDK by On2 functionality. Processes are sent to encode through a SOAP API. It's main purpose is to encode video files to FLV (Flash Video Format)

gAny2DVD is an easy tool to create DVDs from your video files.

gDVDshrink is a simple tool to help you 'shrink' long double-layer DVD titles into single-layer 4.2 GB DVD-R medium

get_iplayeri reads arguments to get_iplayer from a file (see http://www.infradead.org/get_iplayer/html/get_iplayer.html), runs get_iplayer to display the matching programmes and asks the user interactively which, if any, they want to record. Multiple searches and collections of searches can appear in the input, reflecting the user's TV viewing and radio and podcast listening habits. A variety of interactive commands are available to perform operations such as requesting further programme information or to set recording options, effectively creating a rich on screen guide and VCR experience to compliment the PVR functionality built into get_iplayer. get_iplayeri is used to find and record programmes where the user is only interested in seeing or listening to selected episodes, for example current affairs programmes.

Cross platform tool for simply converting any video source (not just DVDs) into iPod/iPhone compatible video files. As a secondary function, provides an easy way to convert and burn any video source onto DVD.

iHDTV - a tool for uncompressed high definition videoconferencing.

Tools for managing, parsing and indexing 'plain text' data files from imdb.com. (see http://www.imdb.com/interfaces)