PsTube is a graphical YouTube client with ad-free playback, local likes and comments, playlists and video or audio downloading.
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Materialious – alternative YouTube frontend
Materialious is a privacy-focused YouTube frontend with optional accounts, Invidious integration, subscriptions, SponsorBlock and themes.
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camera-streamer – low-latency camera streaming for Raspberry Pi
camera-streamer provides low-latency MJPEG and H.264 video streaming with WebRTC, RTSP, HTTP snapshots and hardware acceleration.
Read moreNouTube – YouTube and YouTube Music client
NouTube combines YouTube and YouTube Music with background playback, local history, channel feeds, downloads and distraction controls.
Read moreVacuumTube – desktop YouTube television interface
VacuumTube brings YouTube’s television interface to desktop computers with controller support, ad blocking and playback customisation.
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youtube-local – browser-based YouTube client
youtube-local lets you watch YouTube through a local web interface with optional Tor routing, subscriptions, playlists and downloads.
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Piped – privacy-focused YouTube frontend
Piped offers private YouTube viewing with subscriptions, playlists, audio playback, SponsorBlock, public instances and a federated backend.
Read moreMinitube – desktop YouTube client
Minitube is a native YouTube desktop client with video search, continuous playback, subscriptions, playlists and compact viewing modes.
Read moreSMTube – graphical YouTube browser
SMTube provides a graphical YouTube browser that searches videos and opens them in SMPlayer or another external media player.
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HasciiCam – convert webcam video into live ASCII art
HasciiCam converts camera feeds and images into ASCII art, supporting live terminal output, HTML publishing and virtual webcam streaming.
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Raspberry Pi 4: Chronicling the Desktop Experience – Video Streaming – Week 3
This is a weekly blog about the Raspberry Pi 4 (“RPI4”), the latest product in the popular Raspberry Pi range of computers. This week we look at video streaming on the RPI4.
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