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Wireflow is an open-source collaborative tool for designing and visualizing user experience flows and wireframes directly in the browser, aimed at UX designers, product managers, and developers who need to map out interactive user journeys without heavy graphic design tools. Unlike static flowchart apps, Wireflow’s interface focuses on quick and intuitive creation of flow diagrams that represent screens and transitions, helping teams prototype and iterate on navigation logic and interaction sequences. It supports real-time collaboration, meaning multiple people can work on the same flow simultaneously, making it useful for distributed teams and remote workshops. Users can drag and drop nodes, connect steps with directed lines, and annotate interactions, producing a visual blueprint for app behavior, website navigation, or feature flows.

...See developer guide for HOWTO. * example project.mat and calib.mat use abs path will not work for you directly. pl. rebuild yours according to my youtube tutorial

...Currently it can read and write MPG1 and MPG2 files, and transform them on the way. The number of transforms available is limited, but will grow. View the video flow at any part of the flow diagram, step forward, backward etc to make sure that it is correct. Write your own transforms in javascript and run them in gorp - complete with persistence to file, and parameter editing/checking through the GUI. Your work is saved as a text-based script - furure tools will allow direct scripting.

PyramidWorkshop is an image-compression System based upon the scientific work of John Robinson (inventor of BTPC) about image-compression with adaptive linear predictors and is in average more efficient than PNG/JPEG2000.

Records audio source according to playlist specifications. Playlist specifies start time, duration, mp3 resolution and whether to upload to archive. Also allows multiple streams of audio at specified mp3 resolution. Designed to work with radioarchive.

CdFly is a crossplatform CD collection manager written in c++ using the brand-new qt4 library by trolltech and storing its data in a sqlite3 database. Supported platforms are Linux and Windows. Mac OS X should work too but is not tested.