traGtor 0.8.53: New bitrate syntax
Montag, den 7. Mai 2012Version 0.8.53: * New bitrate syntax with selector and config * Fixed some width/height issues in UI * Compiler options in text view with scrollbar
xplanetFX renders high quality wallpapers of mother earth on your desktop. An extensive GUI (GTK) provides a lot of features and settings. Various templates place the planet inside different scenes and make shure your desktop never gets boring again. With realtime light, shadows and clouds!
traGtor is a graphical user interface for the awesome conversion tool ffmpeg. With multi streams, presets, multi language and a lot of other features traGtor is a handy tool for converting all audio and video formats through ffmpeg. traGtor is based on GTK and Python.
Calf studiogear is an extensive and high quality plugin pack for professional audio production
under Linux. It provides a lot of synthesizers, effects and signal processing for the use with
LV2 audio production suites (like Ardour) or as stand-alone through JACK.
Calf with all of its new features and processors isn't officially released by now so you have
to grab the GIT-repository from sourceforge.net until we are ready for a stable release.
» calf.sourceforge.net
guess is a tool to launch (and kill) different setups of programs. It was invented to startup all needed synthesizers, audio suites, MIDI sequencers and stuff with the correct source files on the right desktop for a single audio production with just one click.
xplanetFX - series:
Mit xplanetFX ganze Bilderserien erstellen
oRainge Theme:
GTK-, GDM-, Metacity-, Icons-Theme
oRainge gDesklets:
Sprechende Uhren, Kalender, System-Widgets (manual)
photogen:c SVG-Icons:
Diverse High-Quality-Icons im SVG-Format
traffick:
Serverumgebungen testen. Durch skalierbares Threading erzeugt traffick Unmengen an Suchanfragen
und Webseitenaufrufen, um ein hohes Maß an Vorratsdaten Netzwerkauslastung zu simulieren.
GIMP Plug-In “Moderated Blur” for Tilt Shift and Depth-Of-Field Effects
Version 0.8.53: * New bitrate syntax with selector and config * Fixed some width/height issues in UI * Compiler options in text view with scrollbar
With Flash 9 it was done in a blink – look in your /tmp and copy the appropriate file to have it as a local video for watching in a more suitable player like VLC. Since Flash 10 it isn’t possible anymore so I decided to write a script which copies the data from memory to your hard drive. This script needs Zenity (default in Gnome) and is written in Python.
It doens’t work on Youtube since they stream their Flash content but is usable on a lot of other file and video hosters like Dailymotion, Vimeo, Sockshare, Streamload, Putlocker and many others.
wget http://mein-neues-blog.de/files/ripflash chmod a+x ripflash sudo mv ripflash /usr/local/bin
If you like you may want to create a starter in your menu.
Open the video in your browser and wait until it was loaded completely.
ripflash [path]
It lists all video file descriptors opened by your flash plugin and lets you select which of them should be copied. They have some cryptic ID’s which isn’t that comfortable but for this quick’n'dirty solution it seems good enough.
If path is omitted it will ask you where to save the file to. It is named automatically after the given ID so the dialog and the command line option wants to know a folder to save to.
ripflash /home/user/Desktop
or
user@machine~$: ripflash Desktop
…will copy the files to your Desktop without asking for a path.
Version 0.8.52: * Time display in progress window functional again
Version 0.8.51: *Progress bar functional again
Version 0.8.50: * RegEx for audio stream detection
Version 0.8.49: * Deinterlace not set in fillValues * [streamcopy] not available in presets
Version 2.4.12: * Autostart entry in XFCE 4 broken
Version 2.4.11: * Sandbox has composite function, too
Version 0.8.48: * Preview generation on right click