freebsd-ports/multimedia/nmm/pkg-message

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* The binaries of NMM are installed with a 'nmm-'-prefix, as some names of *
* the executables are too generic and may clash with some other software.  *
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WIP of the NMM port (to allow further, distributed enhancements), see below for what NMM is. Status so far: - compiles and installs (KDE integration should be possible with this) - doesn't segfault when doing a ruidemental test - doesn't provide the complete plugin set (no RTP, no shoutcast, no OSS audio (any volunteers to develop this?), ...) - TODO list integrated into the port Makefile From pkg-descr: ---snip--- The Network-Integrated Multimedia Middleware (NMM) provides an architecture that allows to create distributed multimedia application easily: local and remote multimedia devices or software components can be controlled transparently and integrated into a common multimedia processing flow graph. As an example, this allows for the quick and easy development of an application that receives TV from a remote device -- including the transparent control of the distributed TV receiver. Even a PDA with only limited computational power can run such an application: the media conversions needed to adapt the audio and video content to the resources provided by the PDA can be distributed within the network. While the distribution is transparent for developers, no overhead is added to all locally operating parts of the application. WWW: http://www.motama.com/ ---snip--- 2008-04-22 12:12:06 +00:00			`****************************************************************************`
			`* The binaries of NMM are installed with a 'nmm-'-prefix, as some names of *`
			`* the executables are too generic and may clash with some other software. *`
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