Projects sharing features with M4b Tool

RxFFmpeg is an Android multimedia framework and media transcoder based on FFmpeg. It provides a set of tools for video and audio editing, transcoding, and processing on Android devices. The framework integrates a video player component for rendering local files and network streams with zoom and rotation support. It also includes specialized libraries for Android video editing, such as cropping and splicing, and Android audio processing for mixing tracks and modifying voice pitch. The project covers broad media manipulation capabilities, including the conversion of images to video, the extrac

ffmpeg-python is a Python wrapper that translates programmatic method calls into command-line arguments for executing FFmpeg media processing tasks. It functions as a multimedia transcoding interface and a media stream capture tool, allowing for the recording of live audio and video from hardware devices and network sources. The library features a fluent interface for constructing complex directed graphs of audio and video filters through method chaining. It also includes an FFprobe metadata extractor that retrieves structured technical properties from media files and returns them as Python d

QtAV is a cross-platform media engine and multimedia framework that combines FFmpeg decoding with the Qt framework for audio and video rendering. It functions as a hardware-accelerated video player, an OpenGL video renderer, and a multimedia stream transcoder. The project distinguishes itself through a hardware-abstraction decoding layer that utilizes GPU interfaces such as VA-API and VideoToolbox to decode high-resolution video. It employs a zero-copy memory transfer path to move decoded video data directly to graphics APIs, reducing CPU overhead and enabling high-performance YUV rendering.

MusicBrainz Picard is a metadata tagger and audio tag editor that identifies and tags audio files using the MusicBrainz community music database. It functions as a plugin-extensible tagging framework and a scriptable file organizer capable of reading and writing tags across various audio formats including MP3, FLAC, and WAV. The project is distinguished by its acoustic fingerprint identifier, which matches unknown music files to known recordings via sonic fingerprints. It features a custom scripting language for automating metadata transformations and organizing files into structured folder h

RetroMusicPlayer is an Android music player designed to play audio files stored locally on the device, with navigation organized by song, album, artist, and folder based on embedded metadata. It supports streaming audio to remote speakers and responding to external controls for hands-free multi-room playback. The player distinguishes itself with dynamically generated smart playlists that update automatically based on listening history and user-defined rules, backed by a SQLite database. It can parse and display synchronized lyrics from LRC and other time-stamped formats, scrolling in lockstep

This project is a scientific computing framework for the .NET ecosystem, providing a comprehensive suite of libraries for numerical analysis, statistics, and mathematical optimization. It serves as a foundational toolkit for developing applications in machine learning, digital signal processing, and computer vision. The framework provides specialized toolkits for training and deploying predictive models, including neural networks, support vector machines, and decision trees. It further distinguishes itself with deep integrations for real-time visual analysis, such as object tracking and facia

This toolkit serves as a Ruby-based interface for automating video transcoding workflows. It functions as a wrapper for media processing software, providing a structured way to convert, inspect, and transform video files through automated command generation. The project distinguishes itself by enabling precise control over media processing through the injection of custom encoding parameters and the construction of dynamic filter graphs. Users can manage complex tasks such as manual cropping, scaling, and color space adjustments, while choosing between software and hardware-accelerated encodin

This project is a C-based media engineering guide and multimedia processing framework designed for managing codecs, frames, and packets within the FFmpeg and Libav ecosystem. It provides technical documentation and implementation patterns for transcoding, remuxing, and resizing video and audio data. The project includes a containerized development environment that encapsulates required media libraries and toolchains within a virtual image to ensure consistent build environments. The framework covers a range of multimedia engineering workflows, including adaptive bitrate streaming, media cont

Open Video Editor is a privacy-focused utility designed for local video transcoding, editing, and optimization. By executing all operations directly on the user device, the application ensures that sensitive media files are never transmitted to external servers. The software leverages browser-based technologies to perform high-performance media manipulation. It utilizes WebAssembly to run compiled binaries within a sandboxed environment, offloading intensive decoding and encoding tasks to background threads to maintain interface responsiveness. The application processes media through a stream

Auto-editor is a command-line automated video editor that uses FFmpeg to remove silence and inactive footage from video files. It functions as a processing suite with specialized cut generators that identify segments to trim based on loudness thresholds, motion analysis, and speech-to-text transcription. The tool distinguishes itself by offering a flexible post-production workflow, allowing users to export automated cut timelines as XML or JSON files for use in professional non-linear editing software. Beyond simple deletion, it can perform dynamic playback adjustments, such as increasing the

This project is a web-based animation tool and GIF meme generator that overlays custom text onto video templates. It functions as a backend system utilizing an ASS subtitle rendering engine and FFmpeg to produce animated GIF files from user inputs. The system is distinguished by its use of Advanced Substation Alpha files to handle the precise timing, positioning, and visual styling of text overlays. It features a directory-based template registry that automatically discovers available video and subtitle pairs by scanning the file system at startup. The tool provides a RESTful API for trigger

jellyfin-android is an Android media server client used to stream movies, television shows, and music from a remote server to mobile devices. It functions as a cross-platform media player that supports direct streaming, remote transcoding for incompatible formats, and the integration of external subtitles. The application serves as a Chromecast media controller, allowing users to cast server-hosted content to compatible televisions and speakers. It also acts as a digital library viewer for browsing photo collections and reading ebooks, comics, and magazines stored on a remote server. Beyond

Jellyfin Web is the browser-based frontend for the Jellyfin media server, providing the user interface for browsing, playing, and administering a self-hosted media collection. It functions as a cross-platform media client that works across desktop and mobile browsers, offering a dashboard for server configuration, user management, and plugin administration. The web client serves as the primary interface for organizing and streaming personal media libraries, including movies, TV shows, music, and photos. The web interface supports a range of media management capabilities, including library org

ErsatzTV is an IPTV channel simulator and linear media scheduler that transforms personal media libraries into simulated live television channels. It acts as a bridge and transcoding gateway, importing content from external media servers to create virtual broadcast channels delivered via M3U playlists and XMLTV program guides. The system distinguishes itself through a complex automation engine for linear playback, using collection-based sequencing and dynamic schedule resolution to emulate a traditional broadcast experience. It supports advanced playback logic, including the grouping of multi

This project is a self-hosted media server for organizing, streaming, and tracking anime and manga collections. It functions as a BitTorrent streaming client that allows video content to be played directly from torrents and cloud storage, a manga reader and tracker, and a media processing system using hardware-accelerated transcoding to ensure browser compatibility. The system distinguishes itself through synchronized media viewing, enabling users to host watch parties by coordinating playback in real time across multiple devices. It also features an extensible framework with a JavaScript-bas

StreamCap is a cross-platform recording client designed to automate the archiving of live video broadcasts. It functions as a centralized utility that monitors multiple streaming channels, automatically triggering recording tasks the moment a broadcast begins. By leveraging a dedicated media processing framework, the software captures live data streams directly to local storage. The project distinguishes itself through an integrated web-based management interface that allows users to configure recording parameters and monitor active sessions remotely. It supports automated scheduling for recu

This project is an educational suite and technical guide designed for mastering video codecs and signal processing. It provides a structured curriculum through an engineering course, interactive labs, and tutorials focused on the fundamental principles of video compression and digital signal processing. The resource includes a technical guide for analyzing specific codecs like AV1, VP9, and H.265. It distinguishes itself by providing a containerized media lab, which ensures a consistent development environment for experimenting with video technology tools and notebooks. The project covers a

Tdarr is a distributed video processing and media library automation tool. It functions as a server-node architecture that manages the scanning, analysis, and normalization of audio and video files based on custom rules. The system distributes heavy compute workloads, such as transcoding and health checks, across multiple remote nodes to optimize hardware utilization. It uses a plugin-based pipeline to execute sequences of filters and transformations, automating media conversion via FFmpeg and HandBrake to standardize file formats and containers. The project covers media library health audit

m3u8-downloader is a tool for extracting, downloading, and merging video segments from m3u8 playlist files into a single file. It functions as an HLS stream extractor and downloader that parses playlists to identify and retrieve individual video fragments. The project features a dedicated AES-128 stream decryptor to ensure encrypted media is playable and utilizes an MP4 transcoder to convert fragmented stream segments into a standard container for broad media player compatibility. It employs cross-origin script injection to bypass browser security restrictions and extract video source links d

Editly is a headless, programmatic video engine and automated assembler. It functions as a declarative video editor that generates MP4 and GIF exports from structured data or code, removing the need for a manual graphical user interface. The system is distinguished by its ability to integrate GLSL fragment shaders as visual layers within a programmatic timeline. It uses a configuration-based model to define clips, layers, and audio tracks, allowing for reproducible video assembly and the generation of custom programmatic graphics. The engine covers a broad range of media production capabilit

FFmpeg Batch is a graphical desktop application designed to automate complex audio and video processing tasks. It functions as a workflow manager that allows users to execute repetitive multimedia operations in bulk, providing a centralized interface for managing encoding jobs, stream composition, and metadata across large collections of files. The application distinguishes itself by offering event-driven directory watching, which triggers automated workflows for incoming media without manual intervention. It utilizes configuration-based task templating to ensure consistent encoding parameter

ffmpeg-kit is a cross-platform SDK that wraps FFmpeg and FFprobe into native libraries for Android, iOS, macOS, Linux, and tvOS, enabling applications to execute media processing commands through platform-specific APIs. It provides a concurrent command executor that runs multiple FFmpeg operations simultaneously and collects results independently via thread-safe interfaces. The project includes a build system that compiles FFmpeg native libraries from source with configurable codec and library options for each target platform, and offers eight precompiled binary packages with different sets o

node-fluent-ffmpeg is a Node.js wrapper for FFmpeg that provides a fluent interface for executing media commands and processing files. It functions as a process manager that handles the lifecycle of external FFmpeg binaries, enabling programmatic media transcoding, video thumbnail generation, and metadata extraction via ffprobe. The library distinguishes itself through a command builder that translates JavaScript method calls into command-line arguments. It features event-driven progress monitoring to track processed frames and throughput, as well as the ability to route processed media data

mobile-ffmpeg provides a framework for mobile multimedia processing, allowing Android, iOS, and tvOS applications to execute video and audio transcoding and filtering tasks. It enables the integration of pre-compiled binaries into mobile projects to avoid manual cross-compilation for different hardware architectures. The project supports cross-platform compilation and the integration of third-party codecs and external libraries. It provides a mechanism to deploy universal binaries across multiple operating systems and different CPU architectures. The toolset covers media metadata analysis, r

This project is a toolkit for automating video editing and post-production tasks through programmatic workflows. It functions as a media pipeline that ingests, processes, and exports video content by applying algorithmic logic to assemble raw footage into finished media products. The framework utilizes a library of building blocks to execute repetitive editing operations, allowing for the batch processing of media assets. By mapping temporal metadata and chaining discrete operations into linear pipelines, the system enables the automated assembly of video content without manual intervention.

Restreamer is a self-hosted video broadcast platform and RTMP streaming server. It functions as a live media processing gateway and a multi-destination stream relay, providing a web-based management interface to configure video codecs, hardware acceleration, and stream routing. The system enables multi-platform video streaming by duplicating a single live video source and forwarding it to various third-party broadcast services and external servers simultaneously. It also supports direct-to-website broadcasting, allowing users to host live content for private or public audiences via customizab