Free p2p tv software for linux

ANts P2P realizes a third generation P2P net. ANts P2P protects your privacy while you are connected and makes you not trackable, hiding your identity (ip) and crypting everything you are sending/receiving from others.
Main features:
- Open Source Java implementation (GNU-GPL license)
- Multiple sources download
- Swarming from partial files
- Automatic resume and sources research over the net
- Search by hash, string and structured query
- Completely Object-Oriented routing protocol
- Point to Point secured comunication: DH(512)-AES(128)
- EndPoint to EndPoint secured comunication: DH(512)-AES(128)
- Serverless GWebCache-based peer dicovery procedure
- IRC based peer discovery system
- IRC embeded chat system
- Full text search of indexed documents (pdf, html, txt, doc etc) -> QUERY REFERENCE.
- Distributed/Decentralized Search engine
- HTTP tunneling
- ANts allow P2P communications through any kind of HTTP Proxy
- ANts allow P2P communications through any kind of NAT or traffic filtering system

p2pshaper is a Linux QoS script to ensure good latency and fairness on a slow network connection overloaded by p2p applications. It also includes generic optimizations to improve fairness. This release includes a large number of improvements since the 1.3 test release.
In short p2pshaper is a set of scripts for the Linux OS, that is used to administer bandwidth on a network overloaded by massive p2p traffic.
Normally, the amount of peer-to-peer traffic on such networks, will make it impossible to surf, not to mention doing interactive traffic (ssh). The normal action is to shut down p2p traffic totally, and set up the net, so that Internet connection is only possible through a proxy. This breaks many useful programs. And not all p2p traffic is evil. Normally, one would mark packets coming to a specific port (emule ports) to be of a lower priority than packets to other ports. This used to be a good solution. But now, there exist a huge number of p2p clients, eact with different port ranges, and also, some programs are able to change the ports. Normally the Internet newsgroup port should have a high priority. But binary newsgroups are sometimes used for massive downloads, which will use up all bandwidth. Better packet markers are needed.
p2pshaper currently exists in two versions p2pshaper v1 and p2pshaper v2. They both works in different ways, so v2 is not "better" than v1. Which one you use depends on what kind of functonality you want.
Enhancements:
- Added unified patches against recent kernels With the amount of patches p2pshaper needs, people have had problems patching kernels. To make this easier, p2pshaper now includes patches for most recent kernels. This will probably ease the installation of
- p2pshaper. Old patches have been moved to the old/ directory.
- Normal connections will never get into the lowest priority bandIntroduced already in the 1.4.1 release. This makes sure that normal traffic isnt nuked all the way into oblivion, where only evil traffic (marked by l7_filter, ipp2p or band8ports) should be.

Zapping is a TV viewer for the Gnome desktop. Zapping program runs on Linux Icon Linux, FreeBSD Icon FreeBSD and Solaris.

With Zapping and a TV card you can watch TV, take screenshots, and record video and audio. Zapping has a deinterlacer and a Teletext viewer built in and supports Closed Caption and Teletext subtitles. Got a remote control? Zapping supports LIRC too.

iptables-p2p is an iptables match module capable of matching various peer-to-peer networks. It works by examining the application-layer protocol.
This is how you install iptables-p2p:
1. Copy the iptables headers to an appropriate place (/usr/include) or install the iptables-dev package if your distro has one. (see Installing iptables headers)
2. Run make in order to compile iptables-p2p.
3. Insert the kernel/ipt_p2p.o module directly using insmod or copy it into your modules directory. If you are using a 2.6 kernel, the module is named kernel/ipt_p2p.ko.
4. Insert the iptables library libipt_p2p.so into the iptables lib directory (usually /lib/iptables).
Enhancements:
- 0.3.0a
- Fixed iptables-save/iptables-restore
- Fixed module versioning support

Anatomic P2P is a BitTorrent Client written in GTK with an extension enabling decentralisation.

It is written in pygtk using the original core of BitTornado and it can access the Anatomic P2P network of supernodes and trackers so that files can be swarmed over multiple nodes on the network creating great efficiency.

Kbtv project is a TV viewer for FreeBSD/KDE mostly written in Python. It uses the PyQt/PyKDE3 bindings, SWIG, and SDL, and supports BrookTree/Connexant BT8x8 (bktr) and Phillips SAA713x (saa) based analog TV cards as well as Philips compatible USB webcams (pwc).

Kbtv is hosted at http://freebsd.ricin.com/kbtv as well as on Sourceforge at http://sourceforge.net/projects/kbtv

XdTV is a software that allows you to watch TV. It interacts with AleVT for Teletext and Nxtvepg for NextView.

It uses the video4linux API. XdTV can use deinterlacing filters and record video files with the ffmpeg, divx, and xvid codecs.