Free sony minidisc recorder software for linux

Everything we do online, what we browse, what feeds we read, what we search for, increasingly represents who we are. This "Attention Data" has real value and needs to be protected.

Until now, only companies on the other side of our clicking captured this value. AttentionTrust is a not-for-profit organization that attempts to place the user in control of his or her Attention data.

Attention Recorder is a Firefox extension that allows users to monitor their clickstream and browsing history. YOU alone are in sole control of this information, when it is stored locally on your desktop in an XML file. YOU alone can choose to share it with a service you trust.

AttentionTrust believes that you have the following rights to your Attention Data:

1. Property--You own your data
2. Mobility--You can copy or delete your data.
3. Economy--You can exchange your data with others your trust.
4. Transparency--You can see how your data is being used

For more information on the principles, Attention Recorder, or educational programs visit www.attentiontrust.org.

MiniDV Assembler application is particularly useful for owners of digital MiniDV cameras and others who use the Sony MiniDV format for high quality video production.

MiniDV Assembler allows you to append multiple MiniDV files with nice looking transition effects for both audio and video. Multiple transition effects are supported, like cross-fade, zoom, blur and a flash effect.

I created MiniDV Assembler because there are no easy to use video editing applications for Linux yet. Yes, Kino is promising, but its user interface is still a mess and development is slow.

MiniDV Assembler only touches the head and tail parts of the original video files that are needed to create the transition effects. The rest of the video is left untouched, which means zero quality loss.

MiniDV Assembler can also be used to generate video editing scripts that can be run without KDE and Kommander.

Sony RM-X2S XMMS Plugin plugin lets you control XMMS with a Sony RM- X2S joystick. These joysticks are typically shipped with certain car radios. The use of similar devices from other vendors should be possible. The joystick is connected to the standard game port.
Installation:
Compile and install the plugin source with:
./configure
make
make install
You can supply the following options to configure:
--enable-debug
enable debugging prints
--enable-nls
enable localization
You can insert module options into /etc/modules.conf to load the joystick module automatically by make installmodule.
If you are not root, or dont want to install into the global plugin directory use make install-home to install the plugin to your private xmms directory (~/.xmms).
Setup in XMMS
- Now start xmms and get the plugin configuration panel with CTRL+p. Select the plugin and click the Configure button (picture).
- Check the device setting. If you have only one joystick port, the default of /dev/js0 should be fine. (picture)
- Calibrate the joystick. The systems needs to perform 4 measurements each lasting 2 seconds. If you press the calibration button the first measure will start and a popup window will appear after 2 seconds. (picture)
- Press the OFF Button on your Sonystick on click OK. Leave the button pressed during the measurement (2 seconds) until the text in the popup window changes
- Now the same procedure with the MUTE Button
- Now press no button on the sonystick
- Now set the precision to 5. If you experience difficulties when using the joystick (events without touching the joystick or some buttons having the same event) you can alter this setting. Lower values make the joystick more precise, thus harder to control.
- Configure the buttons. A beep indicates that an event was successfully recorded.
- Pressing the OK Button to save the configuration. Cancel will not save any changes made to the configuration.
- Finally you can enable the plugin in the XMMS preferences window.

HTTP::Server::Simple::Recorder is Perl module for mixin to record HTTP::Server::Simples sockets.

SYNOPSIS

package MyServer;
use base qw/HTTP::Server::Simple::Recorder HTTP::Server::Simple::CGI/;

sub recorder_prefix { "path/to/logs/record" } # defaults to /tmp/http-server-simple-recorder

# logs to path/to/logs/record.34244.1.in,
# path/to/logs/record.34244.1.out,
# path/to/logs/record.34244.2.in,
# path/to/logs/record.34244.2.out, etc, if 34244 is the PID of the server

This module allows you to record all HTTP communication between an HTTP::Server::Simple-derived server and its clients. It is a mixin, so it doesnt itself subclass HTTP::Server::Simple; you need to subclass from both HTTP::Server::Simple::Recorder and an actual HTTP::Server::Simple subclass, and HTTP::Server::Simple::Recorder should be listed first.

Every time a client connects to your server, this module will open a pair of files and log the communication between the file and server to these files. Each connection gets a serial number starting at 1. The filename used is >, then a period, then the connection serial number, then a period, then either "in" or "out". recorder_prefix defaults to /tmp/http-server-simple-recorder, but you can override that in your subclass. For example, you might want to include the process ID.

KVaio sony_acpi support is a patch for kdeutils 3.5.6 to get very hacky support for brightness selection on Sony Vaio Laptops using the sony_acpi module as well as a working eject button on VGN-TX models.

Further information on sony_acpi: http://www.popies.net/sonypi/index.html

PhonoRipper aims to be an easy to handle, all-in-one GUI tool for creating audio CDs from analog sources like vinyl records.
PhonoRipper uses Snack and Cdrdao (for CD writing). Features include a WAV file recorder with mixer and VU meter, automatic detection of track borders, and an intuitive dragndrop CD writing interface.
Main features:
- sound file recorder with integrated level meter and mixer
- large recordings can easily be split into several tracks ; track borders can be detected automatically or comfortably be marked in a graphical representation of the sound file.
- automatic normalizing of volumes of recordings from different sources for mix CDs
- intuitive dragndrop CD-writing gui
- integrated help browser
In addition with PhonoRipper you get :
- Snackmixer : another graphical mixer program for X-windows
- Snackrecorder : a simple graphical wav file recorder
- Snackplayer : a sound file player for X-windows with support for many file formats, like wav-, ogg- and raw- (binary) files.

Elisa Media Center project was designed to create an open source cross platform media center solution. While our primary development and deployment platform is GNU/Linux and Unix operating systems we also currently support Microsoft Windows and also hope to support MacOSX in the future.

Elisa runs on top of the GStreamer multimedia framework. In addition to personal video recorder functionality (PVR) and Music Jukebox support, Elisa will also interoperate with devices following the DLNA standard like Intels ViiV systems.