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Source code (open source, GPLv3) : http://github.com/rdp/sensible-cinema (create an issue for feature requests/bugs etc.)

You can test the program out out by (on windows) installing daemon tools, then mounting the DVD of "big buck bunny" (open source, freely available movie)
Or you could alternatively burn a copy of big buck bunny to DVD, then use that to test it against (a slightly more cross platform approach).

You should be able to run the program and test it out against said DVD, put it through its paces to demo it, etc.

Or if you have a DVD that already has a delete list available for it, you could use that, obviously.

The main development roadmap is in the README. If you have any feedback/feature requests, et al, post an
issue or post to the Mailing List: http://groups.google.com/group/sensible-cinema

It's written in jruby, and currently packages itself up as a zip with jruby-complete.jar with its required dependencies (see the Rakefile).

To run it from source, you may need to install a few gem dependencies (listed in the Rakefile)

The tests are in the spec directory, though some of them are out of date as development has focused in other areas.

Currently it's windows only, ping me if you want that changed.

Note: you transfer (c) to copyrighted published of sensible cinema when you submit patches.

Note that there are batch files to run it in normal, create, and "realtime OCR track" mode.

We welcome all feedback/contribution :)

== Advanced Usage ==

For the screen tracker (experimental version--see experimental.txt),
you could specify the scene descriptions list and player list on the command-line, so you don't want to have
to re-select them like this will tell you how to run it from the command line:

C:\sensible-cinema-git-clone>jruby bin\sensible-cinema-cli --help

Version data entries

1 entries across 1 versions & 1 rubygems

Version	Path
sensible-cinema-0.21.9	development.txt