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Koodo Reader is an all-in-one ebook reader that can help you better manage and study your ebooks. It's free and open-source. Save your data to Dropbox or Webdav. Customize the source folder and synchronize among multiple devices using OneDrive, iCloud, Dropbox, etc. Single-column, two-column, or continuous scrolling layouts. Text-to-speech, translation, progress slider, touch screen support, batch import. Add bookmarks, notes, highlights to your books. Adjust font size, font family, line...

Raspberry Slideshow is focused on quick-to-set-up image and video slideshows for the Raspberry Pi microcomputer lineup. It plays all media contained in a USB key, fetched from a network share, from a Web/FTP server, from a folder of your Dropbox account and loaded via scp as well. The operating system can refresh the media list at fixed, given intervals, in order to slide images and videos according to any remote changement (addition or deletion of a media file). An optional photos...

Fileaxy is a file de-duplication, organization, synchronization, and bulk previewing tool which utilizes a new user interface for local file management. Using content hashing or machine vision algorithms, Fileaxy can detect identical files as well as similar names, images, videos, or fonts and correlate those to others based on naming conventions. Optionally integrates with ImageMagick, GraphicsMagick, FFmpeg, and Mac Sips file decoding with a simple button click. Fileaxy opens NO network...

... as well as folder structure for the image clock to work without a database. Without it you will not be able to complete the installation. (Sorry about the size of the archive, hopefully it can be reduced for future versions.) Once all files from the latest mic_v1.0 Archive and the micStarterImages archive has been uplaoded, simply run the micInstall.php installer from your browser. UPDATE 05/2017: MIC Version 2 Now in Development via www.KnotAlone.com Website!

A simple mp3 player with playlist and volume control , written in Delphi...

sWPV ("Simple Web Picture Viewer"). Once set up, you just copy your original pictures to a new folder with an FTP client, and the pictures can be watched as a new gallery on the web (or your intranet).