Search Results for "picture compression"

A PictureSelector for Android platform, which supports obtaining pictures, videos, audio & photos from photo albums, cutting (single picture or multi-picture cutting), compression, theme custom configuration and other functions, and supports dynamic access & an open-source picture selection framework suitable for Android 5.0 + system.

!! THIS PROJECT HAS BEEN MOVED!! https://github.com/Lymphatus/caesium-image-compressor Caesium reduces the size of your picture up to 90%, preserving the original visual quality. Allows you to save a lot of space and easily upload your pictures on the web in a moment. The software is user-friendly with a simple and clear interface.

A JPG compression program that scans a given directory and its sub folders and compresses all JPG files found. Program has error handling and is written in Java with simple user interface.

A powerful, flexible, and easy-to-use Video and Image compression library for Android. It's usually said that "A picture is worth a thousand words". Images add flair and beauty to our android apps, but we usually have problems with these images due to their large size. With SiliCompressor you can now compress and use your images more smoothly. Due to the high resolution of our Smartphone cameras and cameras from other devices, Video files have become large in size and thus difficult for them...

... the direction of the picture, and there is no jpeg compression algorithm. New Blob is not supported, and the size of the file constructed by formData is 0. There are also inexplicable bugs in some models and browsers (such as QQX5 browser). On-demand loading (JS files will be automatically loaded asynchronously according to the corresponding device, saving unnecessary bandwidth)

This application provides a simple GUI window with basic functions needed while scanning. This app works on TWAIN bases scanners... Final version 3.7.0.0

Here you can find control software that can be used to perform a simple compressive ghost imaging experiment. An example of such an experiment is demonstrated in the YouTube video linked on this page. Usual imaging methods use cameras with millions of pixels and apply compression (e.g. jpeg compression) only after the picture has been taken. Here, we use only a single pixel detector to create (color) images and we gather only a small fraction of the information, effectively compressing...

I love OpenGL. I also love raw binary data. Ya know what you can do with those two? Create pictures! So, this program just edits some raw binary data for an image, assigns it to an OpenGL texture (what you see when editing), and allows you to edit and save that picture. Wheee.