MediaConch
An open source policy compliance checker for digital audiovisual files (from MediaArea, the creators of MediaInfo). It helps verify and enforce file format standards and encoding best practices for archival video.
Tools
DVBSnoop
An analyzer and debugging tool for MPEG transport streams and DVB broadcasts. It allows inspection of packet structure, tables (PAT, PMT, etc.), and payload of digital video streams.
MMAction2
An open source toolkit for video understanding by OpenMMLab. It supports state-of-the-art models for action recognition, temporal action detection, and spatio-temporal detection in videos.
Jubler
A cross-platform open source subtitle editor written in Java. It supports multiple subtitle formats, style editing, timing synchronization, and real-time preview of subtitles on video.
FreeJ
A real-time video mixer (VJ tool) that allows compositing multiple video inputs (live capture, movies, images) with layers and effects, controllable via command-line or Joystick (Linux).
Apple HLS Tools
Apple’s HLS Tools assist developers in creating and validating HTTP Live Streaming (HLS) content for Apple devices.
Deploying KeyOS with AWS Elemental Media Services
In this post we provide an in-depth first party overview of the complex integration between the KeyOS Platform and the Elemental Media Services via the SPEKE API.
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DolbyLaboratories/AM-Viewer: Audio Metadata Viewer
Audio Metadata Viewer. Contribute to DolbyLaboratories/AM-Viewer development by creating an account on GitHub.
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DolbyLaboratories/pmd_tool: pmd_tool is a command line utility that converts between different representations of SMPTE RDD49 metadata
pmd_tool is a command line utility that converts between different representations of SMPTE RDD49 metadata – DolbyLaboratories/pmd_tool
Binary to base64: Convert between bytes and base64 — Cryptii
Base64 encoding schemes are used when binary data needs to be stored or transferred as textual data. Therefore 64 characters are chosen that are both members of a subset common to most encodings (ASCII), and also printable.
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