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Movviz is a self-hosted, open-source media command center that allows users to discover, search, organize, and play movies and series through a single interface.

open-Xdownload is a local-first X/Twitter media downloader with a built-in Web UI and background task queue. Supports single-post parsing, user/list/followed-account archiving, batch tasks, scheduled plans, incremental archiving, failure retry, and a cookie pool. Docker and binary deployment available.

A multi-platform Docker container providing a suite of utilities for processing audiovisual media.

Mediabox MCP is a self-hosted media server stack with AI-powered management via MCP, offering a Tauri desktop app, CLI wizard, and headless server to control Jellyfin, Sonarr, Radarr, qBittorrent, and PyLoad through MCP clients or a Telegram bot.

AutoBangumi is a fully automatic anime tracking tool based on RSS. Subscribe to shows and it auto-parses downloads, organizes files into media library-friendly formats, and supports Plex/Jellyfin scraping without manual processing.

A GPU-resident runtime for TensorRT image-to-image video models, enabling high-performance video upscaling by keeping raw frames on the GPU from decode to encode.

An open-source project that automatically aggregates and updates IPTV channel sources and EPG data from multiple upstream repositories, deployable via Docker, GitHub Pages, or Node.js.

An AI-powered automatic video editing tool using Whisper and Gemini that supports Thai and English, featuring key segment cutting and subtitling with 3-4x faster performance via GPU and Docker.

Seerr is an open-source media request manager for Jellyfin, Plex, and Emby. It allows users to request movies and TV shows, integrates with Sonarr/Radarr, and features user management, library scanning, and mobile-friendly approval.

An open-source multi-tool for exploring and publishing data by turning SQLite databases into interactive websites and APIs.