187 projects tagged "Display"
Updated 07 Oct 2009
AniMplayer
| Pop | 21.63 |
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| Vit | 1.00 |
AniMplayer is a frontend for Mono MPlayer that specializes in mass anime series playback. It's part of the N Media Center package.
Updated 09 Jul 2008
GEM
| Pop | 23.11 |
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| Vit | 1.00 |
GEM stands for Graphics Environment for Multimedia and is an external (plugin) for the computer music software Pure Data. It adds the ability to do real-time graphics (based on OpenGL) and video processing to Pure Data.
Updated 27 Jul 2008
libvcvideo
| Pop | 12.41 |
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| Vit | 1.00 |
libvcvideo is targeted as a super-simple cross platform video device library. It's starting with the most basic features and building up, all while keeping a simple API and strong documentation for beginners. Currently only select devices are supported, but as more hardware becomes available that will change. Right now it only has limited compatibility with Linux Webcam devices that use the original V4L specifications and output RGB24 data. This is actually a very large set of devices, as that is the generic description for most spca5xx and gspca devices. Though incomplete, if you have the right device it is very simple. Counting variable declaration, you only need four lines of library code to get a frame from a camera.
Updated 30 Oct 2008
Showtime
| Pop | 32.19 |
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| Vit | 1.00 |
Showtime is an OpenGL-based media player for Linux. Listen to music, watch photos, play DVDs and movies, and watch TV, all from within the same application. It is easy to set up, with no configuration files; all configuration is tuned from inside the program itself.
Updated 24 Oct 2008
Moonlight plugin
| Pop | 27.29 |
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| Vit | 1.00 |
Moonlight is an open source implementation of Silverlight (http://silverlight.net), primarily for Linux and other Unix/X11 based operating systems. It lets you develop and run Silverlight applications on Linux; the engine can also be used for desktop applications.
Updated 02 Nov 2008
Smitten
| Pop | 26.38 |
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| Vit | 1.00 |
Smitten differs from traditional media centres in three major ways. It contains no media playback at all, which makes it very small (and suitable for porting to embedded systems) and quick to initialize. It targets a TV display and interface, which means there's less information on any particular screen, and a much simpler control interface consisting of left, right, up, down, and select. No mouse is required. It is also highly skinnable, and cross-platform to most systems. Essentially, it provides an easy-to-use menu system that allows the user to navigate a hierarchy of files, and view them using an (external) tool.
Updated 13 Aug 2009
SynScope
| Pop | 45.39 |
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| Vit | 1.00 |
SynScope is an offline visualization and alignment tool for time-varying signals acquired from multiple sources that may differ in offset and/or sample rate. SynScope allows you to define reference points that correspond to identical events between source pairs. It then estimates the offset and resample rate to link these sources. It maps sample time from one source to the other via a link equation. Signal alignment can be inspected with synchronous visualization or resampling. With synchronous visualization, linked signals scroll together according to the link relation. With resampling, linked signals are resampled to the highest sample rate and offset-compensated.
