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MediaFrame technology download (Mpeg-1 & Mpeg-4)

MediaFrame technology download

MediaFrame for Mpeg-1 is available for download now. The pre-compiled version of the software, documentation, sample video files and source code can be downloaded below.

MediaFrame for Mpeg-4 is available in beta form. The pre-compiled version of the software along with basic documentation, a sample video file and source code can be downloaded below.

Please note that as of release candidate 2, MediaFrame no longer requires a domain key. You are free to use the technology without restriction or registration. Older releases still require an anonymous domain key, which can be generated for your domain here, or alternativly you can download a list of pre-generated keys for local testing (e.g. localhost, 10.0.0.1, 192.172.0.1).

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Latest stable releases

If you want the currently stable release you can get it below. This release is the same as the one currently listed on the frontpage of the website.

Latest unofficial releases & development builds

If you want to see what the next versions of MediaFrame has in store you can try the latest unofficial builds listed below. These releases are not indended for use on a production server and use is completely at your own risk.

Note: the packages below contain documentation for testers along with bug submission forms.

Older releases, Mpeg-1

Below you will find a list of all released versions of MediaFrame for Mpeg-1, from the first test version to the latest build. These downloads are available for historical reasons and should not be used anymore. Many of these releases are either buggy, or have serious security flaws.

Older releases, Mpeg-4

Below you will find a list of all released versions of MediaFrame for Mpeg-4, from the first test version to the latest build. These downloads are available for historical reasons and should not be used anymore. Many of these releases are either buggy, or have serious security flaws.

Source code, Mpeg-1

The source code for the latest Mpeg-1 versions of MediaFrame can be downloaded below.

Source code, Mpeg-4

The source code for the latest Mpeg-4 versions of MediaFrame can be downloaded below.Contact us if you would like access to pre-release code.

Translation packs

Translation packs inlcude everything that is required to produce a translation of the MediaFrame documentation. Our document manager is based on PHP Doc System from Alex King and is included in the download along with full instructions for creating your translation. Completed translations should be sent to translations AT mediaframe DOT ORG

Collateral

Logo packs are available for download below and have been included for those who wish help to promote MediaFrame by placing a link or a banner/logo on their site. The packs contain .psd, .jpg and .gif versions of the project logo on black, white and the default coloured background.

Which release should I use?

There are many types of releases and each have a different target audience. In general, the latest release stable release is recommended for use on a production server.

  • Stable
    If you just want to run a stable version of MediaFrame on a production server, the latest stable release is recommended. Stable versions are tested and do not have any experimental code.
  • Release candidate
    Before a release is determined stable a number of release candidates will be distributed. These candidates are used for testing and should eventually result in a stable release.
  • Beta version
    Beta versions are distributed on relatively stable points in the development process of a new release. Beta versions usually have many new features and should give a good impression on how the development is progressing.
  • Alpha version
    Alpha versions are experimental builds that are used early in the development process to test new features. Alpha builds are usually not finished and some features may even be non-functionial.
  • Development builds
    Everytime we want to test a new feature in the field a development build is released. A development build is usually based on an earlier Alpha, Beta or Release candidate, but has too little changes to justify a new version. The stability of development builds is difficult to predict, it depends largely on the stability of the release on which it was based.
  • Source code
    We provide the source code for MediaFrame for both transparency and developmental reasons. You sould download the source code if you are interested in expanding the project, bug fixing or intergrating the code with your own projects. Any changes that you make should be sent back to us for inclusion on this page.