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data & video-conferencing, one shared whiteboard, send text messages (IM), transfer files(FTP),collaborate in real time,email capablities,Plays and stores dvd,cd and Mp3. Web-based Internet directory,Remote Desktop Share,File sharing program & browser

Java Napster client and MP3 player. We intend to include all peer-to-peer file sharing protocols.

JCDSee is a Java clone of popular image viewer ACDSee. The goal of this project is to create a free open source software as ACDSee look a like as posible. And WILL better (hopefully) with some web features.

This is a little name change. The project will now be devoted to writing a full featured media player in Java. It supports image viewing (slideshows, and most image types) and MP3 playing currently.

PilrcEdit is a GPL'd Java based graphical editor for PilRC .rcp files,used for creating resources for PalmOS programming. It is multiplatform and will read and write any valid PilRC file.

Generates thumbnails from one or more selected image files.

The ColladaEditor renders the scene as defined in a Collada Document file (dae extension) and allows the user to navigate through the structure of the document.

A SVG Editor base on Eclipse. It will be an eclipse plugin.

JMEdit is a Java and FFmpeg-based video editor intended to be intuitive and easy to use, with a focus on keeping simple tasks simple while working on all configurations.

Stream Solutions Schedule Online Editor. With this module web radio administrator can update Schedule file from web browser.

MDX (Warcraft 3D model files) viewer/editor using Java and OpenGL.

OpenVCX can be used to bridge codec level, media format, transmission format, and resolution mismatches to allow multiple clients to interoperate. The server can be used to allow two SIP video endpoints to communicate together as well as host up to eight video endpoints in a unified conference. WebRTC is supported as a video chat client. Standard SIP video phones are supported, the likes of X-Lite, Bria, Vippie, Linphone, etc. OpenVCX is a Java based SIP service based on the Mobicents JAIN-SIP framework. The Java component relies relies on NGMS (Nex Gen Media Server http://ngmsvid.com/ngms.php ) to handle media processing tasks.

Edmov is a project to create a high quality video/movie editor.

Celluloid is the world's first AVISynth-based non-linear editor. Built on the new, cross-platform AVISynth 3.0 and for Mac OS X, Celluloid will be the first fully-featured, free, and open-source video editing system available.

Partykewl is a performance oriented particle library for video games that comes with an nice visual editor.

Xuggler -- Decode, encode and experience audio and video from Java. See: http://www.xuggle.com/xuggler

Sabbia acquires a video stream from a webcam and transforms the movements detected into MIDI messages. This way it is possible to control a MIDI device or a MIDI software by hand movements.

JeeWii is a Java wrapper for BlueTooth communication with the Nintendo Wiimote. Using JSR82, JeeWii makes possible to get all information from a Wiimote in the same fashion of swing/awt action listeners.

Objective of Sparsh is to provide java implementation of media transcoder for mobile/handheld devices using WURFL and FFMPEG. This project in its initial releases will be aimed at providing easy integration with existing media delivery platforms.

A plugin-based video editor developed in C++ with a Qt user interface. The first available plugin is a morphing effect between 2 videos, automated by tracking.

This project aims to be a multiplatformal java-based subtitle converter and simple processor. It's meant as universal crossplatformal and OSS solution for converting, splitting, joining and shifting subtitle files.

This is based on the concept of streaming interactive media. Where content changes are based on each viewer who uses it. Its goal is to make interactive media that can bring to fruitation a complete new level of childrens learning shows.

We will create a complete MPEG4 part 14/Quicktime parser in Java, add a full working example in J2ME and then port the whole thing to C#.