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YUVviewer
YUVviewer is a small tool for developers to preview raw image formats.
YUVviewer is a small tool for developers to view and preview various original image formats. It is based on Qt and opencv frameworks and supports windows/linux/macos. -
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Game Extractor
Open and edit the archive files used in over 5700 games.
Reads and writes archives used in many popular games. Great for mod development and game translations. Supports over 5700 games, with more games added through small plugins. Also shows file previews and converts them to different formats. -
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xBRZ
xBRZ: "Scale by rules" - high quality image upscaling filter by Zenju
xBRZ is a high-quality image upscaling filter for creating beautiful HD representations from low-resolution images. Reference implementations for common emulators can be found in the download section: ● DOSBox ● ePSXe ● HqMAME ● ScummVM ● Snes9x ● Kega Fusion http://sourceforge.net/projects/xbrz/files/ Test the xBRZ scaler with your own images and compare against other scalers with the "Scaler Test"... -
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littleutils
Various small and useful command-line utilities
The littleutils include duplicate file finders (repeats, repeats.pl, repeats.py), image optimizers (opt-jpg, opt-png, opt-gif, recomp-jpg), file rename tools (lowercase, uppercase, pren), archive recompressors (to-gzip, to-bzip2, to-bzip3, to-7zip, to-lzma, to-lzip, to-xz), a tempfile utility (tempname), file property tools (filedate, filemode, filenode, fileown, filesize, and lrealpath), and others. See the README file for more details. -
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A C#/.net-library for encoding and decoding DataMatrix codes (based on a .net-port of libdmtx). DataMatrix.net also contains a small application for generating PDF documents containing different types of 1D- and 2D-codes.
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jpegant
Embedded JPEG encoder
Jpegant is a compact JPEG encoder for embedded applications. It is intended to be executed on small microcontrollers or microprocessors. High speed and small memory usage is its main concern. It implements a subset of JPEG standard. Now the code contains JPEG decoder so if you decided to use nonstandard transform or entropy coding in encoder you still will be able to decode bitstream (provided that you keep the decoder in sync of course). Release 1.1 source code and Windows... -
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mpoutils
MPO Utilities
A small C command line utility which can assemble and disassemble MPO (multiple picture object) image files. It is mainly intended for storing stereo images similar to those captured by FujiFilm Finepix Real 3D camera. -
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bmpcanvas
Change bmp files' aspect ratio by adding canvas borders.
This small tool can add borders to bmp files in batch processing mode. All bmp files will have the specified aspect ratio after conversion. The border color can be automatically determined or set to a static color. The program can preserve the landscape/portrait format of the image. -
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Mollino
Not your usual Architectural Modeler
Why do Archicad and Revit only share 30 or 40% of the global architectural sofware market ? Maybe because lots of small practices find these software unadapted to the way they work, and to their bank account. I think there's place for an open software that doesn't work like the existing. It will be simple in its tools and processes, and will have infinite capabilities. This will be possible by defining a logical structure. As I am an architect, and I know very little about programming,... -
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EnKoDeur-Mixeur (EKD) is an open source software which makes videos, pictures and audio post-production. It can be also used to convert videos in many formats. It is written in python and use the PyQt4 bindings.
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JAnaglyph Engine
A library to create anaglyph images with Java
A small library made of one class (one method and one constructor) which takes two BufferedImages, the width and the height of the final image to produce a full anaglyph image from the images provided. -
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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 small utility for converting DNT files produced by Genius G-Note tablets into vector-based SVG format (displayable in Firefox, IE ...)
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st2gif
Converts AtariST images (.neo, .pi1, .pi2, .pi3) to gifs (using gd).
A small command-line tool for converting AtariST images (.neo, .pi1, .pi2, .pi3) to gifs (using gd). Please note that you may find the project "RECOIL" at SF, which supports far more formats. -
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Reads and writes images used in many popular games. Great for mod development. Supports over 50 games, with more games added through small plugins. Allows batch conversion of images.
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A small stand-alone no-install Java Swing utility to batch resample/resize or convert digital images. Supported input formats are BMP, GIF, JPEG, JPG, PNG, WBMP and supported output formats are BMP, GIF, JPEG, PNG, WBMP.
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This is a program to up size BMP images, using a gradient stretch method. This program can take small images, and turn them into larger images, without the block side effects.
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EasyBMP is an easy cross-platform C++ library for reading and writing Windows bitmap BMP files. No installation, no need for external libraries, small size, well-documented, and simple enough for the novice programmer to start in just minutes!
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LMY image codec and tools for small, 16-bit (or higher) displays on devices with limited resources. Image file size and quality rival GIF, PNG, and JPEG, but decompression is much less complex. Used commercially by Lower Mars. C/C++ and Java/j2ME include
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tinydot is a small programm for translating an abbreviated into the original dot language. Using plugins for wiki systems it is possible to create directed graphs in a wiki manner.
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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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phpOCR is an Optical Character Recognition system written in PHP. It can be used in automated scripts as well as web interface. Works best for small images like numeric SMS/email authorization codes, bar-code numbers and others.
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Corona is an image reading/writing library for C++. It is portable (Win32, POSIX), has a minimal set of dependencies, and has a small footprint.
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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.
