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    Zeeb
    Adobe AIR app (Windows OSX Linux) for renaming movie files & DVD folders, downloading posters, and creating .url shortcut links to IMDB. Uses NFO file when available. Remembers words to save (720p, DTS) and remove (like release group names).
    Downloads: 3 This Week
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    Flash Debugger

    Logging flash stack trace

    Flash Debugger, allows to log flash functions calling, catch errors with stack trace, calculate function calls & work time.
    Downloads: 0 This Week
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    jQuery-webcam

    jQuery-webcam

    A webcam wrapper plugin for jQuery

    A small jQuery plugin that wraps a Flash-based webcam interface (via .swf) to enable webcam capture and control from JavaScript in web pages. A small wrapper library to be able to communicate with a Flash webcam via JavaScript. The camera doesn't work if you have any dom-errors on your page. If you want to draw the picture onto a canvas, have a look at the source of the page on the blog. For further details and code examples take a look at the demonstration and documentation page.
    Downloads: 1 This Week
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    Robotlegs Framework

    Robotlegs Framework

    An ActionScript 3 application framework for Flash and Flex

    ...The fluent API makes your code more readable. An extension mechanism makes the framework highly customizable. Bundles allow you to get applications started quickly. Lightweight, built-in logging shows you what the framework is doing. Mediators can be mapped to abstract types and interfaces. View processing has been significantly optimized. A context can process more than one display list (PopUp support). Greatly simplified module (multi-context) support.
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    Dashboard for Hyperic Alerts

    Dashboard for Hyperic Alerts

    Tools to visualize alerts from Hyperic

    Tools created with Adobe Flex to display alerts from Hyperic in a Dashboard on a big TV screen.
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    OSWAL lets you keep an eye on your systems from afar without logging in. It displays system information (load, uptime etc.) in an XHTML page. OSWAL is modularised and can be customised to fetch its data from almost anywhere.
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    BulkLoader

    BulkLoader

    A bulk loading library for Actionscript

    ...Statistics about loading (latency, speed, average speed). Various kinds on progress indication: ratio (items loaded / items to load), bytes, and weighted percentage. Configurable number of retries. Configurable logging.
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    Coming from a world of Java, you may see a lot of shortcomings in the Flex world and wish you could have things like a logging tool (log4j), a lightweight IoC-container (guice) and a mocking framework (easy mock). All this is covered by FxPotpourri.
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    Actionscript 3 classes currently for easily loading images, movies, with panning, slideshow and other effects. Includes a useful logging class. Also AS2 code for financial charts, pie charts, node graphs, etc. Also AS2/JS classes for stats/data handling.
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    OpenPavilion is a free surveillance suite made for observing, monitoring and benchmarking your applications and networks. OpenPavilion displays comprehensive relationships using simple to understand dashboard views.
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    ZTORLog4f is a simple logging tool that allows you to debug and control your Flex2 applications. ZTORLog4f statements can remain in shipped code and may be controlled at runtime by modifying a configuration file.
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    An XML socket server written in C# to be used by Flash developers who desire comprehensive logging and property inspection capabilities without the to use the Macromedia IDE.
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