Search Results for "java video editor"

Implementation of the algorithm of the paper: "Fractal image compression based on Delaunay triangulation and vector quantization" It is a Fractal compression algorithm, based on relationships between regions of the image (in this case triangles), rather than in explicitly the pixel values themselves. Video...

MyCoRe is an Open Source project for the development of Repositories, Digital Library and archive solutions. The technical base of the system is formed of Java class libraries, XML technology and different database backends. Since 2015 we use https://mycore.atlassian.net/ for bug tracking. Please use our ticket system there.

MStorage - is storage for notes, it suggests opportunity to save and catalog notes, articles and tips in local drive by directories tree. If you usually store your notes in simple text files, but you begin upset when have to walk through directories tree every time when you need to find something, what you exactly want - this app will help you. WHATS NEW in v.1.1.*: - search in file - search in directory - readonly option for file - choose font, style and size of font in text...

Extractor Files is an indexer to search for content in files, contains a simple text editor, he can display the contents of the file and also their metadata

A tool written in Java that help you to extract your songs and videos from your iPod to your PC.

Boards is a commonly referred to as an Digital Asset Management Server and is intended to acquire, process, manage and distribute multimedia content.

DeepArc is a graphical editor which allow users to map a relational data model to an XML Schema and export the database content into an XML document.

maci is a distributed application, that allows to manage, transmit and store data, such as audio- or videostreams. maci makes no limitations to the format of the data to manage, it can be binary executable data, a videostream or a html-page.

0 Backup is backup solution for your Android device, allowing you to fully backup your external SD card to your own computer. The documents you have created with Documents To Go, Quick Office or any other office suite; the passwords you keep within KeePassDroid; the photographs and videos of your family; the quick notes you take with your favorite notes editor; all of them and many others live in your SD card, so most of your data lives in your SD card. Back it up! Other backup...