One Thing Well

A youtube-dl fork with additional features and fixes

CLI tool to organize your movies into a browsable directory tree [containing symlinks to your video files] offering fast access by dates, imdb ratings, etc

Features:

• smart extraction of movie name from its folder/file, use IMDB api to get infos
• sane limited set of configuration options, yet highly flexible directories resulting structure
• possible to split links into alphabetical buckets (A-C, D-F, etc) for large libraries

Helium is a floating browser window [for OS X] that allows you to watch media while you work. Your content will never fall behind your other windows even as you switch tasks.

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ffscreencast is a shell wrapper for ffmpeg that allows fool-proof screen recording via the command line.

It will auto-detect all available monitors, cameras and microphones and is able to interactively or manually choose the desired recording device(s). Additionally ffscreencast will let you overlay the camera stream on top of the desktop session.

Video Hoarder is a simple Automator application for providing a graphical user interface (GUI) to the command-line tool youtube-dl.

One-tap save or share your [iOS 9] Live Photos as GIF or MOV.

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yturl gets direct media URLs to YouTube media, freeing you having to view them in your browser.

This means that you can do something like the following to watch [a YouTube video] in mpv:

$ mpv "$(yturl 'http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8TCxE0bWQeQ')"

A simple static site generator for photoessays

Exposé turns directories of image, video and text files into a website.

It offers some rather sophisticated features–you can wrap captions around shapes in an image, generate timelapse and stop motion video from stills or apply filters to video–all controlled via simple YAML-formatted text files.

Peerflix is a command line streaming bittorrent client–given a torrent file or magnet link it will start downloading and pass the relevant audio or video on to your preferred media player.

Hawkeye is a simple, robust, easy to use USB webcam streaming web server which uses MJPEG as the video codec. It is designed to be usable on local networks as well as the Internet, supporting HTTPS and Basic Authentication. It comes with an HTML video stream viewer optimized for desktop and mobile usage. Lastly, Hawkeye supports multiple webcams.

Hawkeye was built to work on low power devices such as the Raspberry Pi but will work equally well on desktops and laptops alike.

PyLapse is a CLI tool for making timelapses.

Create animated gif screencasts.

On OS X, from .mov files.

bomi is a multimedia player formerly known as CMPlayer, which is aimed for easy usage but also provides various powerful features and convenience functions.

bomi is a graphical user interface (GUI) player based on mpv for Linux.

A shell script front-end for MEncoder which makes it easy to encode DVDs, Blu-rays, (S)VCDs or video files to the H.264/AVC/MPEG-4 Part 10 video format…