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QtAV
A multimedia framework based on Qt and FFmpeg
QtAV is a cross-platform and high performance multimedia playback framework based on Qt and FFmpeg. Features: timeline preview, gpu decoding etc -
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Asmoday is an easy to use 3D graphics library and engine for Freepascal developers. It uses OpenGL for hardware accelerated, cross plattform, real-time or offline rendering.
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OpenLayer is a hardware accelerated 2D Graphics library. It specifies a new api to be used alongside of Allegro and takes control of how the contents of the screen are rendered and uses OpenGL functions through AllegroGL to allow hardware acceleration.
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You can use your ION Drum Rocker as midi device in your PC with this program. Also you can edit midi notes associated with drum kicks. You need install .NET Framework 2 and MidiYoke for use.
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Libraries for rapid development of Augmented Environment / Reality systems. Cross-platform, though hardware interfacing is currently provided mainly for Windows. Provides encapsulated video capture, image processing, multi-threading and OpenGL renderer.
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