Free 1.10 software for linux

VCR is a program which enables you to record a program using a video grabber card thats supported by the video4linux drivers. It doesnt require a graphical environment, and you can use all popupular windows codecs (like DivX, Indeo Video 5, etc) because VCR is built around the avifile library.
Now, you can finally record your favourite program from a remote place, because Murphys law dictates that you remember to record it when youre as far away from your home as possible...
System requirements:
- Depending on the codec used, a fast CPU (My celeron-466 CPU copes well enough to record divx low-motion @ 25fps, just occasional frame drops)
- Diskspace (you can never have enough of that!)
- Avifile library: http://divx.euro.ru/
- XawTV: http://www.strusel007.de/linux/xawtv/ (you can do without, but if you want to use tuner presets, you want to read the manual on how to make a .xawtv config file)
- Aumix: http://jpj.net/~trevor/aumix.html (Its not required either, but its very useful to set the recording device for your soundcard (which you probably want if you want to record sound from the soundcards line-in!))
Enhancements:
- Updated source to match avifile-0.7.37, and possibly beyond.
- New configuration directive vflip, with which you can flip the image vertically.
- Support for custom sound device (config file directive sound-device)
- Applied patches from debian/unstable that fix some outstanding bugs and include other improvements. Thanks guys, you rock!
- A/V Syncing improved for longer recordings, thanks to a tip from Alexander Rawass.

ipac is an IP accounting package for Linux.It collects, summarizes, and nicely displays IP accounting data. The output of ipac can be a simple ASCII table, an ASCII graph, or even images with graphs showing traffic progression.
ipac is made of two scripts (shell and perl) and one C program:
- ipacset reads a configuration file and sets up ip accounting for the kernel using ipfwadm or ipchains
- fetchipac, executed from cron once in a while, reads the current ip accounting data assembled by the kernel and writes it to a new file
- ipacsum summarizes the data from a set of files and, optionally, replaces these files by one. It displays the values as a simple table containing the sums, as png graph pictures or as ascii graph pictures.
Main features:
- support for .png image generation with newer GD librarys (1.06)
- smaller changes and new features (see CHANGES) (1.06)
- rewrite of fetchipac in C and introducing of accuracy to ipacsum (1.07)
- several bug fixes in ipacsum and fetchipac (1.08, 1.09)
Enhancements:
- added Suse rpm directory under contrib/
- ipacsum: --png-header-in-index option
- ipacsum: corrected documentation and behavior concerning --png-index
- ipacsum: --png-start, --png-end, --png-charset
- ipacsum: x axis labels are now aligned to month and year borders
- ipacsum: bug fix illegal division at line 1206/1185

Errno package contains system errno constants.

SYNOPSIS

use Errno qw(EINTR EIO :POSIX);

Errno defines and conditionally exports all the error constants defined in your system errno.h include file. It has a single export tag, :POSIX, which will export all POSIX defined error numbers.

Errno also makes %! magic such that each element of %! has a non-zero value only if $! is set to that value. For example:

use Errno;

unless (open(FH, "/fangorn/spouse")) {
if ($!{ENOENT}) {
warn "Get a wife!n";
} else {
warn "This path is barred: $!";
}
}

If a specified constant EFOO does not exist on the system, $!{EFOO} returns "". You may use exists $!{EFOO} to check whether the constant is available on the system.

CAVEATS

Importing a particular constant may not be very portable, because the import will fail on platforms that do not have that constant. A more portable way to set $! to a valid value is to use:

if (exists &Errno::EFOO) {
$! = &Errno::EFOO;
}

cpdvd is a tool to transfer a DVD title to your harddisk with ease on Linux.

This tool copies all required files for a movie title from a DVD on your harddisk for further processing with libdvdreads image mode (e.g. transcode). It automatically selects the title with longest duration - but you can also pick a specific one.

The tool determines the correct title set (VTS-VOB files) for the selected title, clones the navigation information (IFO files) and extracts (decodes) the data into new video object streams.

Installation:

Unzip the file and place it in your bin path. Make sure you have installed Perl! You need at least transcode version 0.6.0pre4 and of course cpvts.

Usage:

You simply give a target directory (will be created automatically) insert a DVD and thats all:

cpdvd MyMovie

You can then run transcode with the dvd import module (-x dvd) on this directory:

transcode -i MyMovie -x dvd ...

If your DVD device is not /dev/dvd or the DVD mount point is not /dvd then you must specify the following options:

cpdvd -d /dev/mydvddevice -m /my/dvd/mointpoint MyMovie

or set the DVD_MOUNT and DVD_DEV environment variables.

If you want to copy another title or the main title guess was wrong then you can pick a title with the -t option:

cpdvd -t 2 MyMovie

With the -i option you will receive information on all titles of a disc and the guess which title is the main title:

cpdvd -i

ffcall is a foreign function call libraries.

This is a collection of four libraries which can be used to build foreign function call interfaces in embedded interpreters.

The four packages are:

avcall

calling C functions with variable arguments

vacall

C functions accepting variable argument prototypes

trampoline

closures as first-class C functions

callback

closures with variable arguments as first-class C functions (a reentrant combination of vacall and trampoline)

DivFix program was created to be able to watch partially downloaded DivX (AVI) movies. It can rebuild or strip the index part of the movie, which is at the end of the file.
There are also a basic error detection, which can detect serious errors in the audio/video stream.
Enhancements:
- Auto-clear option to clear the listbox after finishing
- Fixed I/O error 103 when stripping the index
- Fixed bugs in the "Cut out bad parts" option
- Displaying the time of the errors
- The "Keep original file" is turned on by default for safety purpose
- Now if the destination dir is empty, DivFix puts the new video, where the original was
- Displaying the name and the number of errors after finishing with a file
- Linux version is now available for those who wanted it
- Change in my postal address (for those who want send me postcards...)

Welcome to bbconf, the all-in-one blackbox configuration tool. Never heard of blackbox before? Well, lets just say that its the best Window Manager for X thats out "there" in our humble opinion.

Simply put, this little utility here has such lofty goals as being the one place where you can configure anything and everything you need to that has to do with blackbox.

bbconf aims to do that through the use of plugins--plugins which allow you to configure anything you wish about blackbox or its helper applications such as bbkeys, bbpager, bbapm, bbmail, bbpal, etc.

bbconf is distributed with 4 plugins that allow you to configure blackboxs keybindings, blackboxs styles/themes, and your blackbox menus and submenus.

The architecture of the plugins themselves are very simple and elegant, thanks to xOrs work--making it easy for anyone else to add onto the distributed plugins to make it easy to configure whatever else you want to for your blackbox/X sessions.

bbconf has grown from two previous gui configuration tools, namely bbkeysconf (the gui blackbox keygrabber configurator) and toolbox (the gui blackbox style/theme editor).

But thanks to xOrs help, bbconf has become far more than the combination of those prior two tools. It has taken the place of them (read: no more development will be done on bbkeysconf or toolbox), and has the capability to do FAR much more.

bbconf is written in Qt and in some spots, uses raw Xlib functions to do what it needs to do. Qt Designer was used to help in laying out the forms and base classes--and makes the job of redesign/re-layout MUCH easier.

To run bbconf, youll need Qt libraries. If you want to compile bbconf by hand, youll need the Qt libraries, X libraries, X development packages and Qt development packages.

pwlib is a portable Windows libary.

PWLib is a moderately large class library that has its genesis many years ago as a method to product applications to run on both Microsoft Windows and Unix
X-Windows systems. It also was to have a Macintosh port as well but this never eventuated. The parts of the library relating to GUI functions have also been removed.

Since then the system has grown to include many classes that assist in writing
complete multi-platform applications. Classes for I/O portability, multi-threading portability, aid in producing unix daemons and NT services portably and all sorts of internet protocols were added over the years.

All this over and above basic "container" classes such as arrays, linear lists,
sorted lists (RB Tree) and dictionaries (hash tables) which were all created
before STL was standardized. Future versions of PWLib will see many of these
classes replaced or supplemented by STL.

The library was used extensively for all our in-house products. Then we decided to support the open H323 project by throwing in some of the code written for one of our products. Thus, required PWLib so it got thrown into the open source world as well.