Search Results for "analyze"

video-compare is a split-screen video comparison tool written in C++ that enables users to analyze differences between two video sources in real time. It uses FFmpeg libraries and SDL2 to decode and render synchronized playback, allowing precise frame-by-frame comparison. The tool supports videos with different formats, resolutions, and frame rates, making it versatile for testing encoding changes or processing effects. It includes interactive navigation controls and customizable display options to enhance analysis workflows. ...

AutoCrop-Vertical is a Python-based video processing tool that automatically converts horizontal videos into vertical formats optimized for social media platforms. It uses computer vision techniques and AI models such as YOLOv8 to analyze each frame, detect subjects, and dynamically adjust cropping decisions. Instead of applying a static center crop, the system intelligently tracks people or key objects to preserve visual focus and composition. When cropping would degrade the scene, it can switch to alternative layouts such as letterboxing to maintain context. The tool integrates FFmpeg for encoding and rendering, ensuring efficient processing and compatibility with standard video workflows. ...

SteadyDancer is a research-oriented motion stabilization and dancer tracking system designed to analyze and correct motion in videos, making captured performances appear smoother and more stable while preserving expressiveness. It employs computer vision and motion modeling to estimate and reduce unwanted jitters, shakes, or camera wobbles — particularly in dance or movement sequences where traditional smoothing would distort intentional motion.

SJIT is an easy-to-use command line program to analyze, manipulate and convert image files.

...It scans network requests and extracts stream URLs, allowing users to access underlying media sources that may not be directly visible. The tool is useful for developers, researchers, and media enthusiasts who need to analyze streaming behavior or capture media sources. It supports integration with external tools such as FFmpeg or download managers for further processing. The system provides a user interface that lists detected streams and allows interaction with them. It is lightweight and operates in real time as users browse web content. Overall, it simplifies the discovery and extraction of streaming media sources from web applications.

VibroToolbox is a tool for research and education in vibrometry. Test your audio equipment, describe responses to vibratory stimulation and analyze directionality. It works with precision i/o hardware or simple sound cards, various sensors and speakers.

Buildes is an integrated development environment that assists the user in creating building information. It reads a text (session) file from which it compiles the information. It then allows the user to browse, analyze and export the resulting building knowledge. The compilation system is written in pure Python. The building components created are rendered in PythonOCC. The GUI is written using PyQt.

Open source tool based on OpenCV to analyze time series pictures. This project was originally an internship for 5 months in the National Institute of Informatics. It is now becoming an Open Source project.

Speech Made Visible is an experiment in showing some of the qualities of speech in printed text. Analyze a recording for attributes like pitch, intensity (loudness), and speed; then style the words in a transcript to suggest those characteristics.

Deep Indigo is an application designed to analyze and repair standard WAVE music files. The main features are: playback, basic information, graphs / visualizations, and transformations to fix corruption and damage.

Hildegard is a music theory engine that will analyze music based on various theoretical systems. Users can stick to common theoretical systems or write their own with an extension language.