PUBLIC MARKS from decembre with tags film & application

Libib is a small organization and home library cataloging app, that allows you to scan in your books, movies, music and video games. It works in concert with libib.com, where you can tag, review, rate, import, make notes and publish your library! Features: • Barcode scanner • Add multiple types of libraries • Easy search across all libraries • Syncs directly with libib.com

ouTube-DL GUI is, like its name suggests, a graphical user interface for the powerful command line tool youtube-dl, available for Linux and Windows. In case you're not familiar with youtube-dl, this is a popular tool that allows downloading videos from YouTube and around 1000 other websites. YouTube-DL GUI features include: - options to select the video and audio format; - post-processing options such as: extract audio from video file, embed thumbnail in audio file, add metadata, select audio quality; - can embed subtitles into the video file (mp4 only); - configurable filename format for the downloaded audio/video file; - supports authentication; - allows using a proxy; - can specify user agent and referrer; - supports passing extra youtube-dl command line options. YouTUbe-DL GUI automatically downloads (and updates) the youtube-dl binary so you don't have to worry about having an old youtube-dl that no longer works. By default, the binary is saved under the ~/.config/youtube-dlg directory. For post-processing, the application uses FFmpeg, so you'll need this installed for some options, like merging DASH files, etc.

Depuis le temps qu'AlloCiné existe, aucune API n'a encore été faite, ce qui est quand même inadmissible pour ce site de référence. Donc jusqu'à lors, quiconque voulait utiliser AlloCiné pour récupérer des données sur tel ou tel film était obligé de faire du parsing sauvage de leur site web. Mais c'était sans compter sur un peu de reverse engineering bonne volonté ! Je l'ai donc installé sur mon téléphone tout en lançant en parallèle un tcpdump afin de capturer l'activité réseau. Et oh, miracle, une certaine adresse api.allocine.fr était appelée. Bingo !

Windows/Mac/Linux: Free, open source application BananaSplit divides DivX or Xvid AVI videos into user-defined chunks.

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“retrieves random images from Flickr.com and creates a stream-of-consciousness type of video clip”.