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Linux Video Surveillance (eLViS) provides a user interface for watching motion frames captured by the motion program as JPEG files. It has VCR-like controls, rewind, stop, play, and fast forward. It lets you view up to four motion threads (camera sources) and has a simple configuration panel.

Freepia is small GNU/Linux distribution designed to run on VIA EPIA-M mainboards. It currently only
runs on the M-9000 and M-10000 (ezra and nehemia cpu) but with some modifications like kernel and X11 modules it should run on others too. The main goal of this project is to build a full-featured, low-noise media box to play movies, MP3s, images, etc. It uses freevo as its media viewer, but in the future there may be support for others, like mythtv or vdr.

Gecko Multimedia System is a complete media solution,
able to play almost all media types and supporting
scheduled TV recording from online TV guides. It is
intended to replace your VCR, DVD, MP3, and CD player with one single software unit.

Klear is a KDE-based TV viewer for DVB. It
includes internal tuners for DVB-S, -T, and -C. It
is also able to record video streams in live- and
scheduled-mode as MPEG TS and MPEG PS. It shows
OSD information, takes snapshots, deinterlaces the
video stream, and more. You can even watch the
stream timeshifted and save the video afterwards.
Klear also includes a feature-rich EPG and
teletext-system and has multilanguage support.

kwintv is a KDE 2.x application for watching television or video streams via the bttv driver in Linux. It has more or less the same abilities as xtvscreen or xawtv, but it is based on Qt and KDE.

ttyrec is a tty recorder. Recorded data can be played back with the included ttyplay command. It can record emacs -nw, vi, lynx, or any programs running on tty.

Kvdr lets you watch the output of VDR on a monitor
in X11.

Sinek is a GTK+ video player for your MPEG1/2 and
AVI files, VCDs, and DVDs. It uses libxine.

These Video CD plugins strive to add the full compliment of advanced Video CD features, including playback control (PBC), display of hi-res still frames, and menu selections. There is a plugin for xine and one for vlc.

IvySync provides synced playback of multiple videos on multiple screens. In the video art field, there are many artworks which require synchronized and parallel playback of audio/video materials. This software provides such functionality for IvyTV supported hardware decoders, with sync precision to the frame, a user friendly configuration interface, network sync of multiple machines, time scheduling of different playlists, and the ability to be controlled remotely via XMLRPC.

mplayerTV is a frontend to MPlayer. You can watch
TV with this program under Linux (v4l and v4l2)
and probably under *BSD (bsdbt848).

mplayer-tools is a CLI tool collection for MPlayer with a GUI frontend.You can record and timeshift from your TV tuner. It also remembers movies and positions to resume a movie easily. It has support for movie series, play history, playlist in the GUI, and many useful options.

bttvgrab is a program for grabbing video sequences
using a bt848-based frame grabber card (e.g.
Hauppauge WinTV, Miro PCTV...). The goal of
bttvgrab is to provide high-quality grabbing
suitable for video recording. Currently, this is
accomplished by trying hard not to leave out a
single frame, and to catch temproary delays by
buffering several frames. In the future,
synchronized sound will be part of it. Then you
can create mpeg movies using mpeg2enc, the output
files will be prepared for that, so that the
conversion can be done by a simple shell script.

xlayout is a terminal-based utility to get and set information about
X11 windows and the pointer. It's designed to be easily integrated into
bash shell scripts and takes advantage of the X11 protocol to allow it
to access remote X11 desktops. With the aid of the libease library,
xlayout provides the ability to smoothly ease the windows and pointer
into position.