Projects sharing features with Ts Audio

Clappr is an HTML5 web media player and plugin-based framework used to render video and audio across different web platforms. It functions as a playback engine supporting adaptive bitrate streaming through HLS and DASH protocols to ensure smooth media delivery. The project is distinguished by a modular architecture that allows developers to extend player functionality and add support for new media formats via a plugin system. It also includes a dedicated controller for managing digital rights management license requests to secure premium content. The player covers a broad range of capabiliti

Rule YouTube, Soundcloud and Vimeo player with one API

SoundJS is a JavaScript audio library and asset manager designed to load and play audio across different browsers using a consistent API. It serves as a wrapper that abstracts the Web Audio API and HTML5 Audio to provide a cross-platform playback system. The project ensures consistent sound across devices by supporting Web Audio, HTML5, and mobile plugins. It includes specific mechanisms for mobile environments, such as unlocking audio playback on iOS via user-initiated touch events and managing playback continuity during screen locks. The library covers asset management through the registra

JavaScript plugin for playing sounds and music in browsers

A widget that allows users to take their avatar pictures on your site

▶️ Streams a list of tracks from Youtube, Soundcloud, Vimeo...

The HTML5 video player for the web

Reggae

Automatic recompilation of mix code on file change.

Bypass Alexa (Amazon Echo) Text-to-Speech censorship

AssemblyScript is a compiler and tooling suite used for WebAssembly module development. It converts a subset of TypeScript syntax into binary modules to achieve high execution speeds and cross-platform binary execution. The project focuses on translating typed source code into the compact binary format required by WebAssembly runtimes. This allows for the movement of computationally heavy logic into binary modules for browser performance optimization and execution across different operating systems. The compilation process involves TypeScript-compatible syntax analysis and the generation of

swoopyarrows makes swoopy arrows between things

Abseil is a common utility library for C++ that provides foundational building blocks for applications. It serves as a collection of optimized utility functions and data structures that augment the C++ standard library across different compiler versions. The library is distinguished by its high-performance containers, including SIMD-accelerated hash maps and sets for efficient key-value lookups. It also provides a comprehensive framework for computing absolute time points, durations, and timestamps across global time zones. The project covers a broad range of capability areas, including conc

flv.js is a JavaScript library and HTML5 Media Source Extension wrapper designed to play FLV video and live streams in web browsers. It enables the rendering of FLV content within a standard web video element without the need for external plugins. The project focuses on real-time transmuxing, converting FLV container data into fragmented MP4 segments to ensure browser compatibility. It includes specific implementations for low-latency live streaming and cross-origin video loading via CORS-compliant server headers. The library provides capabilities for segmented media playback, media position

Compile JSON Schema to TypeScript type declarations

MakefileForD

A suite of Electron tools for the Angular framework

Reactive Extensions for Lua

AndroidUtilCode is an Android utility library and system API wrapper designed to reduce development boilerplate. It provides a collection of helper classes for common tasks including system settings management, file I/O, and hardware access. The project distinguishes itself through a comprehensive toolset for device management and UI assistance. It includes specialized capabilities for monitoring battery status, managing system volume and brightness, and implementing UI helpers to prevent duplicate click events. It also provides a dedicated system for coordinate conversion between different m

Browser compilation library – an asset pipeline for applications that run in the browser

Brunch is a frontend build tool and JavaScript asset bundler designed to automate the transformation of source code into production-ready assets. It functions as an incremental build system that monitors the filesystem for changes to rebuild only modified components, and it serves as a project scaffolding engine for initializing application structures via predefined skeletons and code boilerplates. The tool utilizes a plugin-based transformation pipeline to compile and optimize JavaScript and CSS files for browser delivery. It distinguishes itself through the use of multi-core build paralleli

A Gradle plugin to facilitate the codegen usage for Vert.x Java projects

D3 plugin for placing circle and text annotation