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OpenVIP (Open Video Processor) is a cross-platform, highly modular non-linear video editor and video processing library. It is available for Windows and Unix.
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MyWebTV is a software writen in Python, using PyGTK for the UI. The aim of the project is to devellop an application allowing Desktop/End Users to watch all kind of video and audio media available on the Internet. It is using VLC for displaying the media
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Variable speed playback for major open source media players (MPlayer, GStreamer, Xine, VLC, Totem, RhythmBox, Amorak, Miro, etc.) Scaletempo plays audio and video faster or slower than the recorded speed without changing pitch (i.e. no chipmunk effect).
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Software to translate the geographical format SOSI into KML or other spatial data formats. SOSI is the Norwegian National format for exchange of spatial data.
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TutatiX it's a Dicom Viewer written in python. TutatiX try to be a guide to known how Dicom works and how to develop an application. The must important part of TutatiX it's the documentation that must be detailed and easy to understand.
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Musiql is a command-line frontend to MPlayer that stores track and playlist information in an SQLite database and allows access to this database through SQL queries entered on the command line.
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KMagickResize is a script which allows you to resize many pictures with only few button clicks. You can resize every image exactly as you want. It co-operates with any image browser with external tools support (such as GwenView).
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Simple graphic front-end for ffmpeg/mencoder for resizing most known video files. Written in Python.
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Te Tuhi turns pictures of video games drawn on paper into games that you can play on the computer. It invents rules to suit the picture. The project aims to be inclusive, experimental, and modular, with one aim being a scaled down version for the OLPC.
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wtf2osc converts several protocols to OSC (Open Sound Control) and back again and though makes it possible to use them in software like pd, Max or SuperCollider. Currently it supports only DMX and HTTP, expect more to come.
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Simple media player which loops between user-defined endpoints. Mainly made for practicing along with your favorite song; may be extended later with more functionality (like for a DJ).
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Indywiki aims to explore different ways of visually browsing wikipedia pages. This might be helpful, especially when we are only interested to get an idea on a term we are searching for.Browsing through images, while the text is still available to read
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This is a project for putting tags and renaming music files made in Python. I tried to make it very easy to use. It is made for shell bash now. The program uses Musicbrainz database to get the information needed
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Aldrin is an open source modular music sequencer/tracker for the GNU/Linux operating system. Aldrin is currently in beta stage and fully functional. Feel free to try and use it.
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vhdPLUS Development Framework is a modern, fully component oriented simulation engine and middleware solution created by and reflecting many years of the R&D experience of both the MIRALab, University of Geneva and VRlab, EPFL labs in the domain of VR/AR
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This project provides Blender Python scripts that will allow users to work with the propriatory mesh format used by the Orbiter space flight simulator.
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Welcome to the home of sm-photo-tool. This a small python script used to manage photos and galleries on smugmug.com. Using sm-photo-tool requires an account on smugmug.com. sm-photo-tool is based on the sm_tool.py (smugmug.py) by John Ruttenberg.
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Moodtrack contains Python classes for music-emotion analysis and assembly, enabling users to build soundtracks based on emotion and timing. USERS: Music Supervisors/Composers/Producers, Game Audio Developers, Content Providers. FILM DEMO: moodtrack.tv
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This is an accelerometer-based remote controller for mplayer. It works on the Nokia 95 phone and in combination with a server app running on the computer it translates hand gestures to mplayer commands such as fast forward, volume up etc.
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This script analyzes a GPS-tracklog to find the position where digital images were taken. It's main objectives are to embed this position into the EXIF-data and to display the images in Google Earth.
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Cerebrate provides mechatronic control code for artists. Created for "Fernandez", an autonomous cactus by Vincent Kohler and Roland Philippsen, in 2005 for "Science and City" in Geneva. Later additions are "Blink" and "Ibou" (2006) and "Haiko"
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DownRoll: The downloadable RickRoll. How many people can you fool? Instructions: 1. Download it. 2. Change the file name. 3. Upload it to a file sharing site. 4. Trick people into running it.
