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Zero-dependency live media server and proxy that publishes, reads, records, and plays back real-time video/audio streams across many protocols.

Self-hosted restreaming server: ingest one stream over SRT or RTMP and fan it out to many destinations, each receiving its own audio mix built from up to 32 ingested tracks, while video is copied rather than re-encoded.

ArchPlayer is a lightweight, single-file HTML local media viewer that allows users to play video files directly in a web browser without installation.

VSE is a locally running video hard subtitle extraction tool that uses deep learning to detect subtitle regions and OCR text, generating SRT/TXT subtitles. It supports 87 languages, batch processing, and GPU acceleration without third-party APIs.

A subtitle format conversion tool supporting bidirectional conversion between SRT, ASS, VTT and more, featuring a built-in preview player and batch processing with 100% local execution for privacy.

An open-source streaming stack for sovereign live video platforms, providing control plane services, media edge nodes, and real-time analytics.

A browser-based subtitle editor featuring speaker-specific lanes to streamline the process from transcription to correction and export.

A standalone Windows utility for searching and downloading synchronized subtitles using video fingerprinting and metadata matching.

SRS (Simple Realtime Server) is a high-performance, AI-driven real-time media server supporting a wide range of streaming protocols and codecs.

A native desktop app that scans a folder tree and lists every video without a matching subtitle, grouped by folder. Supports exclusion lists, sorting, file manager access, and saving reports. Configurable and cross-platform.