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A video thumbnail generator based on FFMPEG.

Cross-platform open source software for astrophotography based on Qt and libgphoto2. Main target is ARM systems like Raspberry and OrangePi.

Android Tools is one such program helping you manage your phone, with the range of its abilities being quite wide and including anything from ADB commands to Fastboot and others. Requirements : - .NET Framework 4.6.2 - ADB USB Driver - Java RE 7/8 - Java JDK (Optional) - Make sure USB Debugging is activated in Developer Mode What's new on 1.2.1.2? - ROM Dumper: It helps you to dump your partition into a flashable image file that you can use to re-flashing your device using...

Take A Snap is an application intended for Overriding the "Print Screen" button of Standard Keyboard. It Captures the Desktop and prompt to the user to Save the image. Written by Chinmoy & Srijon. (chinmoy3264 AT gmail DOT com, iamsrijon AT live DOT com) The Barman Bros.

transcode forge offers bleeding-edge transcode development and support tools.

A command-line tool to download picturs and control still digital cameras based on Sierra Imaging chipset and compatibles (Olympus, Nikon, Epson, Agfa and some others).

An unofficial dev kit for the PV2 camera. Currently includes v8 uRISC assembler, linker, and source examples. It can be used to create firmware patches and uploadable programs for the $10 and $20 Ritz/CVS "single-use" PV2 digital camera.

HelpMaker is a Help Authoring Tool to make WinHelp, HTML-Help, HTML-Website and RTF (i.e., manuals) files. HelpMaker is fully functional GUI help authoring tool written in Delphi. Many open-source developers use this to document their open-source project

CamIt is a Windows command line tool for continuously capturing a window (or the entire desktop) and saving the video stream as a WMF (Windows Media Format) file. Optionally, sound is also recorded and stored in the WMF file.

A project to dissect the game about the alien menace that has unfortunatly become Abandonware--as well as a really bad arcade game. We are researching X-Com. We can do it, we have the technology to build it bigger, faster, and more slimey.

This project builds on the jUSB APIs, initially supporting the Picture Transfer Protocol (PTP) over USB on Linux. The software is GPL'd, and includes an extensible core library (for developers), commandline support, and user tools.