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im2ascii
Image to ASCII converter that takes character shape into account
im2ascii is a small python script that converts images to ascii-art. Unlike common ascii-art generators, it does not only use each character's mean brightness, but matches the full character shape. Pro: Better ascii-art quality (see screenshots for examples) Con: Matching is very resource intensive Dependencies: Python 2.7, PIL, numpy, scipy -
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A script to generate shapes representing colors, using the ColorAdd code developped by Miguel Neiva: http://coloradd.net The ColorAdd code is a monochromatic Graphical Code allowing colorblind to recognize colors.
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An opensource video/photo sharing script , Which has some functionalities of youtube,rapidshare. Uses mysql,ffmpeg,flvtool(opt),gd or ImageMagick Built on CakePHP support for both PHP4,PHP5, Windows/*nix visit: http://sharedbay.com/osshare/forums
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c64img is a PHP script that converts an image to an image that can be shown on a Commodore 64 (FLI style). It searches for the best possible colors in the 160x200 (X-doubled) resolution, and uses a simple dithering method to distribute errors.
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Img2Eps converter
Converts raster images into EPS (Encapsulated Post Script)
Img2Eps is image converter written in Java which converts raster images into EPS (Encapsulated Post Script). It supports simple lossless compression, so the generated EPS images are quite small. Generates PostScript Language Level 2. -
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A Perl script that uses ImageMagick's "convert" to make thumbnails for images contained in a directory (recursively). It then generates HTML (or PHP) code for e/a image file and a Menu that links all images. Usefull for CD photo albums and for Websites
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A PHP script that converts a BMP format image file into the PHP font format reqired by 'imageloadfont()'.
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Software that produces a HTML gallery from a set of JPEG files. The software generates thumbnails, adds a description to the html's which the user can specify and produces scaled images. JPEG IT also generates a perl script for adding comments.
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Dxf2svg is a small perl script to convert a vector graphic into SVG format. Work will be concentrated on the autocad DXF format first.
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A simple perl script that creates a MNG (Multiple-image Network Graphics) video file from a series of PNG (Portable Network Graphics) image files, making it possible to enjoy multi-frame output from Povray in Mozilla.
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Subtitling program written in Java. Currently command-line driven taking a script file as input and titles as output.
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