Free save mms streams software for linux

CamStream project is a collection of tools for webcams and other video-devices, enhancing your Linux system with multimedia video. All written in C++ and with a nice GUI frontend. The interface is based on Qt, an excellent GUI framework.
The aim of this project is build a set of programs for:
- Webcamming, that is saving an image and uploading it to a server at regular intervals;
- Video conferencing;
- Webcam broadcast (including server);
- Recording movie clips (AVI, Quicktime) from a webcam (and playing them back);
- Using a webcam as a security camera.
Main features:
- Graphical user interface, it doesnt take command line arguments!
- View multiple image streams from webcams or TV cards.
- Change image size, brightness, contrast, etc. on the fly.
- Save images in a variety of formats.
- Include a timestamp in the image and/or the saved filename.
- Uploading images to a server with FTP.
- Take regular snapshots, or any moment you decide.
- All configuration settings are stored per device, not globally.

Streams is an I/O library designed to eventually replace the current I/O facilities based on using Handles. The main advantage is its strong modular design using typeclasses. It consists of small independent modules, each implementing one type of stream (file, memory buffer, pipe, etc.) or one part of common stream functionality (buffering, char encoding, locking, etc.).

3rd-party librarie can easily add new stream types and new common functionality. Other benefits of the new library include support for streams functioning in any monad, Hugs and GHC compatibility, high speed, and an easy migration path from the existing I/O library. It is heavily based on the HVIO module written by John Goerzen.

Simple Streams

The key concept of the lib is the Stream class, whose interface mimics familiar interface for Handles, just with "h" replaced with "v" in function names:

class (Monad m) => Stream m h where
vPutStrLn :: h -> String -> m ()
vGetContents :: h -> m String
vIsEOF :: h -> m Bool
vClose :: h -> m ()
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This means that you already know how to use any stream! The Stream interface currently has 8 implementations: a Handle itself, raw files, pipes, memory buffers and string buffers. Future plans include support for memory-mapped files, sockets, circular memory buffers for interprocess communication and UArray-based streams.
By themselves, these Stream implementations are rather simple.

Basically, to implement new Stream type, its enough to provide vPutBuf/vGetBuf operations, or even vGetChar/vPutChar. The latter way, although inefficient, allows us to implement streams that can work in any monad. StringReader and StringBuffer streams use this to provide string-based Stream class implementations both for IO and ST monads. Yes, you can use the full power of Stream operations inside the ST monad!

iStream is an applet to play internet radio streams.

The project is a simple GNOME panel applet that lets you play internet radio streams (local files work too).

It uses Gstreamer for playback. Written in C using Gtk+.

homeTVstream is a collection of shell scripts and a PHP-based webpage for watching TV on your LAN computers.

This project is based on VLC, it encodes and streams video using port 8080 in an MMS stream, so you can watch it with VLC, using URL mmsh://yourserverip:8080/, or any other MMS-capable player, using URL mms://yourserverip:8080/, or just by opening the TV page in your web browser.

Stream-2-Stream project (abbreviated "s2s" or "S2S") allows anyone with a normal broadband connection to set up their own radio station or internet television, for free.
Stream-2-Stream stations have no user limit; stations can be set up without paying a fortune for bandwidth. Stream-2-Stream saves bandwidth by passing streams from one peer to another, rather than everyone getting a stream from one central server (Shoutcast/Icecast).
Supported codecs are MP3, NSV, and Ogg Vorbis.
Main features:
- Integrated MP3, Ogg media player. No external media player needed to listen!!!
- Easy to use GUI
- Bandwidth is tested automatically for the best p2p streaming performance
- Settings are saved to xml
- Easy to use server command-line
- A shoutcast/icecast internet radio/TV Station is used as the source
- Freeloaders/Leechers (peers that only listen but dont want to send out the stream to other listeners) will be detected
- The data stream can be signed; you can be sure that it arrives unchanged
- Very efficient communication (low overhead).
- The network structure can be viewed with a monitor
- Peers can be denied service
- Streams can be recorded to files for later viewing
Enhancements:
- s2s protocol version 3 provides streaming through TCP, UDP, and Multicast+.
- The number of listeners can be seen.
- GUI mechanics fixed
- Connecting improved
- LanPages changed to multicast
- Player and Web ports switched for easy port forwarding.
- Public player connections can now be toggled in the options menu.
- Xml file can be specified with the arg -x file.xml

Save Complete is a Firefox extension that saves a webpage completely, providing a better alternative to the flawed built-in save functionality of Firefox.

As more and more sites use CSS, Firefoxs built-in complete save becomes increasingly less effective, as it doesnt support stylesheets.

This extension fixes this, and saves the complete page, including all images and all stylesheets associated with the document, even imported stylesheets and images referenced in the stylesheet files.

MMSRIP is a pure useless program which allows you to save on your hard-disk the content being streamed by an MMS server.
This program has been written for personnal use, so dont blame me if you think I am stupid doing such tool for the others.
MMS Ripper project should run on every POSIX compliant Operating System, but I cant give you any complete list.
MMSRIP is a client for the proprietary protocol MMS://.
It actually saves to a file the content being streamed. Please remember that this is not intended for real use, its existence is only and must only be documentary.
Enhancements:
- This release introduces many improvements and bugfixes such as a workaround for recalcitrant MMS servers, a switch which enables debug output and the display of the ripping speed.
- You may also compile MMSRIP on Solaris, Cygwin, and Win32 now.

The streamTranscoder is a multi-platform utility which can be used to transcode media streams from one format to another, and from one server type to another. It can read in streams of type MP3 and Vorbis from most servers (Icecast, Icecast2, Shoutcast), convert it into various formats, and send to various streaming servers.
Main features:
- Shoutcast - MP3 (with metadata and without)
- Icecast 1.x - MP3 (with icy metadata and without)
- Icecast 2 - MP3 (with metadata)
- Icecast 2 - Vorbis (with metadata)
- Peercast - MP3 and Vorbis
- KasterBlaster - MP3 (no metadata)
Enhancements:
- src/: streamTranscoder.iss, liboddcast/liboddcast.cpp, libtranscoder/transcurl.cpp: Fixed problem with transcoding fromStereo to Mono on win32 platforms (in some cases) Added
- CURLOPT_NOSIGNAL to prevent problems with getting SIGPIPEs..