Search Results for "arrow"

PhotoVisor is a free application designed to streamline the organization of your photos. With intuitive arrow-key navigation, you can quickly decide which photos to keep and which to discard, offering a faster alternative to traditional mouse-based methods. Images are not deleted immediately, allowing for quicker sorting with reduced loading times. To permanently remove unwanted images, simply empty the bin. Additionally, you can explore your photos on a map using the metadata, viewing the locations (if GPS data is available) and the distances traveled between each photo spot. ...

Sniptool is a screen capture tool that lets you capture one or more selected areas on your desktop and save it with optional annotations. You can combine multiple captures into one canvas and add text, arrows, number bullets and shapes to annotate your capture. There is also an option to blur parts of the image for privacy. Your finished screenshot can be saved as JPG, BMP, TIF or PNG file.

Aural Probe is a sample librarian tool for computer musicians/audio engineers. Automatically and non-destructively index your disorganised sample collection from a list of folders into categories (kick, snare, hihats etc.) based on folder/filename wildcard matches. Easily audition samples, load/save favourites, and drag-and-drop straight into your sequencer.

Have a large file of images that you want to sort into sub-folders easily? Image Organizer helps you sort image files into folders, with an easy drag-and-drop or keyboard controlled system. Written in C#, using WPF and shows an implementation of MVVM with a few attached behaviors to keep the code behind truly clean.

A simple application for viewing images. Supports the common image formats and allows drag and drop operations. You can navigate through images in the same directory using the left and right arrow keys. There are several different size modes to use aswell.

This simple application developed in C# can be used to play any video in any format, the arrow keys can be used to navigate through the video.