Media automation tools

Lidarr is a music library automation manager and client controller that monitors artists for new releases and automates the acquisition of music via BitTorrent and Usenet. It serves as a metadata organizer and integrator, connecting download clients with media servers to maintain a complete and up-to-date digital music collection. The system differentiates itself through automated library maintenance, such as scanning for missing tracks to fill gaps and monitoring for higher-quality versions of existing files to perform automatic quality upgrades. It uses configurable naming patterns to renam

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MDCx is a self-contained media management tool that automatically scrapes metadata from online sources and renames local video files to match standardized naming schemes. It organizes personal media libraries by attaching descriptive information to each file, enabling easy browsing and search through a browser-based interface. The tool operates through a modular backend that includes a configurable rule engine for defining naming patterns, plugin-based scrapers that load metadata from multiple sources, and a filesystem watcher that triggers processing workflows automatically when new media fi

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This project is a cross-platform media center, player, and digital media library manager. It serves as a centralized home theater hub for organizing, managing, and playing digital audio and video files across multiple operating systems. The application features a skinable media interface designed for remote control and ten-foot interface optimization. This is supported by a skinning engine that separates visual layout from application logic, allowing for custom user interface designs. The system provides automated media library organization by scanning folders to generate structured database

This project is a metadata plugin for Emby that functions as a specialized media scraper. Its primary purpose is to automatically fetch movie details and images from external databases to populate adult media libraries. The tool identifies video content by extracting unique product identification codes from filenames, which it then uses to match media files to the correct database entries. This process automates the retrieval of detailed metadata and cover art, removing the need for manual data entry. The plugin integrates into the media server's metadata provider pipeline, using asynchronou

qBittorrent-Enhanced-Edition is a cross-platform desktop application designed to manage the downloading and uploading of files across peer-to-peer networks. It functions as an open-source file sharer, facilitating the decentralized distribution of digital content by breaking files into smaller pieces for efficient transfer. The application utilizes a high-performance library to handle complex protocol specifications and employs a mature widget toolkit to provide a consistent native user interface across Windows, macOS, and Linux. It operates as a network traffic manager, incorporating asynchr

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

danmu_api is a bullet chat API gateway that aggregates video comments from multiple platforms and serves them through a standardized interface for use in media players. It includes a metadata matching service to identify video content across platforms using keywords or file names. The system uses an adapter-based normalization process to translate diverse platform response formats into a single schema and utilizes a Redis-backed cache to store search results and comment streams. It features a processing engine that cleans comment streams using keyword and regular expression filters. The proj