Free tv azteca software for linux

tv grab dvb project decodes EPG (electronic program guide) TV listings from DVB (digital video broadcast) and outputs them in XMLTV format.

ZeCetL is an IRC bot that lets all users in an IRC channel play Countdown ("les chiffres et les lettres" in French).
ZeCetL project also supports some other famous TV games like "motus" and "la cible". A Web interface shows the stats of every player and sums up all played games.
Enhancements:
- The bot can now handle different langages.
- French and basic English is packaged, but it is easy to add others.
- Support for MSN, Yahoo, Jabber, and more was added through the use of bitlbee.

TVSpectre reads the TV programme information provided by tvmovie.de. Its GUI resembles that of the free, closed source Windows client TVGhost.

Installation:

- Create the directory "data" unter the installation directory.
- Modify TVSpectre.pm to find these directories.
- If the included Perl skripts should be callable from any directory, add use lib "installation directory"; to the top of them. Include the quotation marks.

GLTV is a tv viewing application written using OpenGL and SDL. It is designed to have an easy method of adding good looking on screen display (OSD) elements. Eventually i plan on adding support for XMLTV tv listings, so you can see whats on currently, and browse the tv listings from within the program, but i am currently just adding support for the basics, and trying to make the general look of the OSD nice. It uses alpha blending and double buffered reads, so you probably have to have a decent video card and cpu to run it well (it takes 50% of my tbird 1.2ghz machine (but only 1-2% of my 1.5gb of ram). it also uses a lot of textures (the video is a texture mapped onto a quad) so you might need to have a fair amount of video memory (i have a GeForce 2 gts with 32mb of ram, and it runs at a good speed).

It requires: a video4linux (1) capture card, OpenGL, Freetype 2, SDL and XMLwrapp. Theoretically, any v4l capture card should work, but i am using a bttv based one (Hauppauge, bt878), so it might not work too well with other cards, or cards using other drivers. If you are using another card and have success or problems with it, let me know so I can fix them if there is a problem (or add them to a list of known supported drivers).

Note: you must have a file called .gltvrc in your home directory. For an example with the default options, look at gltvrc.default in the source directory.

Python application to browse, search, play and record shoutcast internet radio and TV (audio and video streams)

TunaPie is a directory browser for internet radio and TV streams. At present, TunaPie project uses the shoutcast server, but compatibility with other services is planned.

Tunapie allows you to search for streams and then launch your audio player (xmms) or NSV viewer (mplayer) of choice. It also allows recording of audio and video streams using streamripper.

xmltvdb is a fairly simplistic tv listings database/viewer for xmltv listings. It uses PostgreSQL and mod_perl.

Creating the Database

First off, youll want to create your database. The schema.sql file contains the basics youll need. The mkschema.sh will replace the placeholder schema name within schema.sql with the value you pass it as an argument, and spit the result out to stdout. So, you might do something like:

./mkschema.sh xmltv | psql database xmltvuser

And assuming the xmltvuser has create schema privileges (important!) it should create everything. If you want separate users for schema ownership versus reading/writing data, youll have to setup the grants yourself. The pgadmin3 tool makes doing such mass grants easy.

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

fftv project is a TV and radio viewer and recorder.
fftv is a TV viewer for use with TV cards and Video for Linux. It also features a radio user interface.
It can support recording of various formats and codecs including MPEG, AVI, and Ogg. It supports remote control if LIRC is installed.
It supports scheduled power-on/off recording/reminding if tcron is installed.
Main features:
- Ffmpeg with TV window(v4l, video for linux, tv card), all new Graphical User Interface written in GTK 2.x
- FM radio tuner support (all new GUI)
- User interface of Control pannel / Channel list / Codec-format(mpeg, mpeg4, vob, ogg, avi, etc)/bitrate/framerate
- Start/pause/stop recording, automatic file name numbering
- True fullscreen in overlay mode by switching to 640x480 mode. Resetting screensaver automatically.
- TV screen black border cropping. (viewing & output of recording)
- TV preview index page (mosaic window)
- Channel monitor(subwindow): You can use this to skip commercials.
- Countdown shutdown, which shuts down your PC when the time is up.
- Support LIRC (Linux Infrared Remote Control) (optional)
- Multi-state remote controller key mappings, support Reocrd/Stop functions on remote controllers without REC/STOP keys.
- Support mute, volume and media keys of your internet/multimedia keyboard
- Save the states of volume/MTS/color/contrast/brightness/hue by channel/dayofweek/hour
- Scheduled power-on/off recording/reminding of TV/radio programs
- External program schedule web page link
- On-screen display of time/channel/time of disk space remained for recording
- Optional window attributes of stay-on-top, multi-desktop sticky
- Built-in channel scan