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Library for streaming in RTMP and RTSP. All code in Java.

Shutter Encoder is an video, audio and image converter based on FFmpeg and other great tools. It has been designed by video editors in order to be as accessible and efficient as possible. It's a swiss knife tool for any video editor. Link to website & downloads : https://www.shutterencoder.com - Without conversion: Cut without re-encoding, Replace audio, Rewrap, Conform, Merge, Extract, Subtitling, Video inserts - Sound conversions: WAV, AIFF, FLAC, ALAC, MP3, AAC, AC3, OPUS, OGG - Editing codecs: DNxHD, DNxHR, Apple ProRes, QT Animation, GoPro CineForm, Uncompressed YUV - Output codecs: H.264, H.265, VP8, VP9, AV1, OGV - Broadcast codecs: XDCAM HD422, AVC-Intra 100, XAVC, HAP - Old codecs: DV PAL, MJPEG, Xvid, WMV, MPEG - Archiving codec: FFV1 - Images creation: JPEG, Image - Burn & Rip: DVD, Blu-ray, DVD RIP - Analysis: Loudness & True Peak, Audio normalization, Cut detection, Black detection, Media, VMAF - Download: Web video

AlphaPlayer is positioned as a multimedia or media-player library or application under ByteDance, likely intended to provide video/audio playback functionality, streaming, or media rendering capabilities. It probably serves as a foundation for building media-heavy applications — offering features like playback control, streaming support, adaptive media handling, and possibly integration with custom codecs or streaming protocols. For developers building web, desktop, or mobile applications...

WebRTC Android is a sample project that showcases how to implement real-time peer-to-peer communication (audio, video, and data) on Android using WebRTC. It demonstrates a complete pipeline—from signaling and connection setup to media capture and transmission—making it an excellent reference for developers looking to integrate WebRTC into their mobile apps. The project includes UI components and handles network state changes, codec configuration, and ICE negotiation to provide a robust base for real-world applications.

This is Xamp, the next generation of a skinnable and platform independent media player which based on the Doppio media framework: https://sourceforge.net/projects/doppio. The player supports various pluggable video and audio formats. Xamp is primarily intend to run as a native executable but can also run as a Java player version working with Java 1.1 VM or above. To ensure the best user experience, the Java version of Xamp doesn't use the Java Media Framework, the high level part of the Java Sound API, the high level part of the Java Swing API, or other high level API's: http://maikmerten.livejournal.com/2015/05/13 Development goals are: -Superior sound quality -Combines audio player with media player -Processing of insecure media files -Performance -Reliability -Open codec support -Click to ready installation Supports currently: Ogg Sceleton Ogg Comment ID3 Ogg Vorbis WAV, SND, AU, AIFF Ogg Theora MP1, MP2, MP3 Mpeg1, Mpeg2 M3U, PLZ WSZ

Java video player, container format: mp4, avi; video codec: mp4v/xvid; audio: mp3.

A lossless audio codec that switches between predicive audio compressors block wise on the fly, always choosing the one with the best compression rate. It will be designed for near to optimum compression rate, and not consider coding/decoding speed.

jFLAC is a port of the Free Lossless Audio Codec (FLAC) library to Java. This library allows java developers to experiment and write programs that use the FLAC algorithms.

Multiconvert is a lightweight and plattform independent video conversion tool written in Java. It represents a GUI for FFmpeg.

FRONTEND for mencoder for Windows and Linux. Convert rmvb,avi,mp4,wmv, ogv, mkv, mov, mpg, vob,ogv, ogg, ogm etc To avi (divx5), xvid, dvd iso, h264 in a simple way. Required java runtime 6 and over. (On Linux is required mencoder, dvdauthor and mkisofs)

JSpeex is a Java port of the Speex speech codec (Open Source/Free Software patent-free audio compression format designed for speech). It provides both the decoder and the encoder in pure Java, as well as a JavaSound SPI.

webplay creates from a collection of mp3s and Ogg-Vorbis files (directory or database) a web-based jukebox with support for multiple independent streams. it also maintains control over the stream and can change codec/bit-rate, skip or goto a track, etc.