Difference between revisions of "We Use VideoLAN"
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| − | Do you have some cool project you use VideoLAN for? | + | Do you have some cool project you use VideoLAN for?<br> |
| − | Post a link and a small description here. | + | Post a link and a small description here.<br> |
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| − | The Balloon | + | '''The Balloon'''<br> |
| − | JediMaster and friends are building a Mars balloon which uses VideoLAN to stream images back to earth. | + | [http://www.maveric.org.uk/mavhome.html|JediMaster and friends] are building a Mars balloon which uses VideoLAN to stream images back to earth. |
| − | http://www.maveric.org.uk/photos/testing/ | + | http://www.maveric.org.uk/photos/testing/<br> |
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| − | Distributed VideoLAN Server Management | + | '''Distributed VideoLAN Server Management'''<br> |
| − | Bart Kerver from SURFnet has created software to manage multiple VideoLAN servers. | + | Bart Kerver from [SURFnet] has created software to manage multiple VideoLAN servers. |
| − | http://speeldoos.showcase.surfnet.nl/dvlsm/ | + | http://speeldoos.showcase.surfnet.nl/dvlsm/<br> |
| − | + | <br> | |
| − | Cypherpunk version of MacBeth | + | '''Cypherpunk version of MacBeth'''<br> |
| − | People at Pirate Utopia are using VLC in a MacBeth-inspired show to display ASCII-art video. | + | People at [[http://www.pirateutopia.org/|Pirate Utopia] are using VLC in a MacBeth-inspired show to display ASCII-art video. |
| − | http://www.pirateutopia.org/macbeth/techie.htm | + | http://www.pirateutopia.org/macbeth/techie.htm<br> |
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| − | Neutrino MoviePlayer | + | '''Neutrino MoviePlayer'''<br> |
| − | The Neutrino MoviePlayer now uses VLC so users can stream the movies on their computer to a a DBox. | + | The [http://www.dbox2.info| Neutrino] [http://www.giggo.de/dbox2/movieplayer.html| MoviePlayer] now uses VLC so users can stream the movies on their computer to a a DBox.<br> |
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| − | Advene project | + | '''Advene project'''<br> |
| − | Advene (cache) (Annotate DVDs, Exchange on the NEt) aims at providing a format to share annotations about movies stored on DVDs, as well as tools to edit and visualize the annotations. It uses VLC to play/extract info from the DVD's | + | [http://liris.cnrs.fr/advene/index_en.html| Advene] (cache) (Annotate DVDs, Exchange on the NEt) aims at providing a format to share annotations about movies stored on DVDs, as well as tools to edit and visualize the annotations. It uses VLC to play/extract info from the DVD's<br> |
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| − | Las Vegas Security Lines | + | '''Las Vegas Security Lines'''<br> |
On the Las Vegas Airport, people in line for the security checks are treated to some 'how to keep the line as short as possible' movies. These movies are being streamed with VLC. | On the Las Vegas Airport, people in line for the security checks are treated to some 'how to keep the line as short as possible' movies. These movies are being streamed with VLC. | ||
| − | An article about this project (cache) | + | [http://www.usatoday.com/travel/news/2004-10-05-vegas-airport_x.htm| An article about this project] (cache) |
| − | Back to | + | Back to [[Main Page]] |
Revision as of 15:17, 27 January 2005
Do you have some cool project you use VideoLAN for?
Post a link and a small description here.
The Balloon
and friends are building a Mars balloon which uses VideoLAN to stream images back to earth.
http://www.maveric.org.uk/photos/testing/
Distributed VideoLAN Server Management
Bart Kerver from [SURFnet] has created software to manage multiple VideoLAN servers.
http://speeldoos.showcase.surfnet.nl/dvlsm/
Cypherpunk version of MacBeth
People at [Utopia are using VLC in a MacBeth-inspired show to display ASCII-art video.
http://www.pirateutopia.org/macbeth/techie.htm
Neutrino MoviePlayer
The Neutrino MoviePlayer now uses VLC so users can stream the movies on their computer to a a DBox.
Advene project
Advene (cache) (Annotate DVDs, Exchange on the NEt) aims at providing a format to share annotations about movies stored on DVDs, as well as tools to edit and visualize the annotations. It uses VLC to play/extract info from the DVD's
Las Vegas Security Lines
On the Las Vegas Airport, people in line for the security checks are treated to some 'how to keep the line as short as possible' movies. These movies are being streamed with VLC.
An article about this project (cache)
Back to Main Page
