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MyJaPhoO My Java Photo Organizer Manages local Photo and Video Collections
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Similar Image Search
Reverse image search your photos. Find duplicates. Find similars
Similar Image Search is a desktop reverse image search app. Think Google's "search by image" but with your own photos on your computer. SiS can search for similar images in the library and return a list of matches. I can also compare ones outside the library to ones within. It's designed for photographers to sift through a memory card dump, searching for photos in batches for ease of sorting. Requires: Java 7 -
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MangaCat
MangaCat is a cataloguing program to manage your manga collection
MangaCat is a manga cataloguing program to manage your manga collection. With mangaCat, you will be able to catagorise Scanlated Manga archives into volume/chapter ascociations based on Manga name. The MangaCat software suite is modeled after popular media players such as Winanp and Windows media player where the user can import media files and manage them through tagging in the media library. Once you have imported your manga files into the Media LIbrary, you can read your manga files... -
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HIDB2 stands for Home Image DataBase and provides the means to manage images with personal attributes. HIDB2 works on any Eclipse RCP target system.
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BookNaviger
A simple way to have a books library
BookNaviger is a software which allow you to : * organize your books folder by serie and albums * read theses books The setup files in the downloads section are powered by install4j (http://www.ej-technologies.com/products/install4j/overview.html) -
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Dupless - a duplicate file solution
extract unique file sets from sets with duplicates
Do you have lots of files? I do, particularly image files. There are lots of duplicates and I want to extract a unique set from the larger set. That is what dupless does. Written in Java, using sqlite, it is some simple code that solves the duplicate file problem. All of the code is contained in the .jar file, both source and binary. Currently it writes scripts for use on Linux or Windows. See the Wiki or the README.txt in the .jar file for more information. -
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Development stop on the standalone application, ported as an autopsy module now: http://www.4ensics.co.uk/smutdetect4autopsy/ SmutDetect is a skin-tone image mining software which scans directories for images containing a specified percentage of skin-tones. It ranks (and filters) these images in various reports. Hash-export can be used to process the results in TSK/autopsy.
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GStudio is an image manipulation application that allows you to catalogue and search through your images by colour.
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