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Re-Winder V1.0 is a screen activity recorder designed to help users track and review their daily computer activities through automated screenshots and time-lapse creation. It features customizable screenshot intervals (1-60 seconds), system tray integration for seamless background operation, and date-based screenshot organization. Users can play back their activities with adjustable frame rates (15-60 fps) and export time-lapse videos in MP4 or AVI formats. The software ensures efficient storage management, smart recording, and an intuitive interface with helpful tooltips. ...

Records your camera/mic to a video file. Includes preview while recording. Time lapse and stop motion modes.

UPDATE, Check out our new website where we will host all future updates and improvements. The Sourceforge site will no longer be maintained and updated. www.TheChronosProject.com Project Chronos is an open source time lapse rail. It is a fully features system that offers the same level of control as professional systems costing thousands of dollars. It is also the most accurate time lapse system available capable of making accurate movements 1/125th the width of a human hair. And the best news, is this is 100% open source with all schematics, parts lists, and instructions online and free to use. ...

OpenMoco is an open-source motion control project for time-lapse photographers and videographers. For more information, see www.openmoco.org

This is a simple but powerful bash script to create stop motion and time-lapse videos from an Internet URL or an attached video device (see examples). Simply point it at an image source, set the capture frequency, and starting recording stillframes. You can view your stillframes as a video, or convert to a true video format at any point. Bad frames can be browsed/removed with the operating system file browser.

A gui for libgPhoto2 on linux. This gives free camera tethering. Features: set ISO - f-stop - shutterspeed * Time lapse * Very detailled HDR schooting. This project aims to bring tethering in a free and userfriendly manner.

This is an open-hardware one-button time-lapse camera timer initially developed for a Canon 400D Digital SLR camera. It can be used to take photographs at intervals from 1 second to 65535 seconds (approximately 18 hours). Uses a PIC microcontroller.

This software is a Linux bash script which allows the D-Link DCS-1000W 802.11b wireless camera (and compatible equipment) as well as V4L webcams to operate as time-lapse security cameras.

Video4Linux Webcam app -- Uses Imlib2 to libfame for multiple image output formats and 'time-lapse' MPEG video recordings. Has a host of other neat options, too...