A software to stream your own internet radio
MuSE mixes your voice and fades in multiple music playlists, streaming the resulting mix to the internet in MP3 or OGG format.
It is a free application to make your own radio in an easy and direct way, ported both on GNU/Linux and Apple/OSX.
To be operated MuSE offers graphical interfaces and a documented commandline interface in the good old unix style.
Software releases
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TorTV 0.1 – new software
17 Dec 2011
We started development of the TorTV project: an easy to setup anonymous proxy that runs on TV devices and set-top boxes, so that anyone [...]
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HDSync “Dried sunflower” 0.6.1
14 Dec 2011
Montevideo/NIMk announces a new version of the source (and binary build) of HDSync is out: 0.6.1 codename “Dried sunflower”. This release improves hdsync stability by implementing [...]
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XSSer v1.6b
1 Dec 2011
Lord Epsylon announces the release of a new version of *XSSer* (v1.6-beta-) – the cross site scripter framework. Take a look to the XSSer website [...]
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Tomb 1.2
5 Nov 2011
A new version is out with important fixes and features enhancements, while we are already juicying up the roadmap to 2.0
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HDSync 0.6
1 Nov 2011
A new version of a Syncstarter software component is out: HDSync 0.6 codename “Sunflower”. We are developing our way towards a syncstarter app for WDTV HD Live devices that can synchronize the playback of HD video on multiple screens.
