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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...

xBRZ is a high-quality image upscaling filter for creating beautiful HD representations from low-resolution images. Reference implementations for common emulators can be found in the download section: ● DOSBox ● ePSXe ● HqMAME ● ScummVM ● Snes9x ● Kega Fusion http://sourceforge.net/projects/xbrz/files/ Test the xBRZ scaler with your own images and compare against other scalers with the "Scaler Test"...

Eulumdat_3D the better Eulumdat viewer and editor. You can view ldt files as 3D ,compare two luminaires, print a simple datasheet. From given light distribution you can create different ldt files depending on light flux and CCT also as app under https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.riloc.eulumdat

...Vianto is a Java-based video annotation / coding tool with graphical user interface that allows you to: - Record video (in OSX only) - Save and load markers to code the video with (timestamps automatically generated for events) - Double click on events and the video will jump to the right place in the video - Click a marker to select start time, click again to set end time of code or preset a plus/minus time (in seconds) - Wildcard code to input free text - Compare multiple codings and create a consolidated set of events - Link multiple videos together to view multiple angles shot from different cameras at the same time Built with VLCj and packaged to run on Windows and OSX without the need to install VLC. Distributed freely according to the terms of the GPL license. ...

Compare several video in separate view ports, using synchronized playback. This project is licensed under the GPLv3.0

The BLEU project was created with C++, OGRE, RBGUI, and OIS. Obviously the code structure is not the most ideal imaginable, but I was hard pressed for time when I wrote it. If I were to write it today, it would be completely different. As you can see in my GPE documentation, I no longer use the friend keyword quite so liberally (In fact, haven't used it once in GPE). The naming convention I have used is a bit wonky as well. In addition the scoping for all the variables, methods, etc....