Search Results for "java events"

MidiQuickFix allows you to directly edit the events in a Midi file. It is intended to make it easy to find and fix problems, such as setting volume and pan values for a track, without the need for a complex Midi sequencing program.

A compiler library for a language integrating all that is needed for completely defining whole sound/music compilations. From very basic stuff as defining oscillators etc in all their parameters up to note events and more.

See https://sourceforge.net/p/vianto/wiki/ for version features and feature requests. 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. ...

TimeDoctor is a tool to visualize execution traces of tasks, queues, cache behavior, etc. While originally targeting embedded media processors and includes specific features for analyzing audio/video streaming applications it has wider applicability.

AAnimation is a framework to animate drawable objects in swing framework. AAnimation give you a detailed control of events when object start animate, stop animate, end its animation list, etc... AAnimation is a pure java solution for simple games and active components.

Pace & Place is an application for managing and visualizing GPS data and sports training data. It empowers the user to track training events and combine them with geographic data. Map, waypoint, track visualizations and geo-referencing of photos.

Global Consciousness Project uses hardware "random" number generators and finds patterns between that and major world events. This Java applet will run on their webpage and translate that data to music-like audio. Or for general audio synthesizing.

MidiControl allows you to control applications by MIDI events. E.g., you can control audio players like foobar2000 with your Mackie Control or master keyboard with sequencer remote buttons.

TweetSieve is a system that allows obtaining news on any given subject by sifting the Twitter stream. The system shows the period of events occuring for the subject and outputs tweets that best describe each of the events.

WiimoteCommander is a tool for connecting a wii remote or "wiimote" (with extensions) to a PC (Windows or Linux) or a MAC. You can then see up to 7 wiimotes and extensions in order to manage them (events, rumble, speaker, LEDs, and 3D viewer).

OpenTimeLine is a project to provide to the community a framework and a new kind of Music sequencer dedicated to graphical scores. It use the fudi protocol to sequence events for Pure Data.

The Monitoring Infrastructure (MIS) is a toolkit for software developers. It provides a generic solution for monitoring events in applications and for graphical representation of those events in a Web Browser using SVG.

Java-based (multiplatform) tool for algorithmic musical composition. Saiph generates sequences made of tracks made of segments with musical events, currently notes and MIDI controllers. It supports MIDI and MusicXML file output.

Two programs, one in Java and one in Javascript, which display a configurable graphical countdown timer on a computer. Useful for testing situations and short-range anticipated events.

CosyCorner is a java network software based on videoconference and dedicate to artistic applications. This software has been thought to give artists a cooperative tool to experiment media streaming technologies and create events on the web.

PJLMidiParser provides efficient parsers, written in Java, for MIDI files. It is like XML SAX parsers in that it is event-driven; the parsing is initiated and then triggers callback handlers in response to events in the MIDI file.

Zaval GDP is a set of components that allow to control size, location, cursor type for the Java AWT/Swing/LwVCL components. Actually, components are Java AWT events listeners that have no GUI part.