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AnchorCast is a free, open-source AI-powered church presentation desktop app for Windows, built with Electron. Features: - Live Sermon Transcription — real-time speech-to-text via Whisper AI - AI Bible Verse Detection — automatically detects and displays verses from live sermons - Song Manager — display song lyrics on projection - Media Playback — images and video on projection screen - NDI Output — stream projection over local network - Remote Control — control presentation from...

Create and display presentation files containing hymns from 2 included databases of public domain hymns. Create and display presentation files containing Bible passages. Organize worship flow by sequencing multiple presentation files. Windows users should review the Files/README.txt file prior to downloading the installer.

Full documentation: Download clipstitchX.Y.html To make movies from your camera (or phone) video files. FFmpeg is a professional-quality, free, open-source program for video editing, with the ability to implement a huge number of operations and handle every data format! This kind of ability comes at a cost: its commands are quite complex-looking and difficult to use and remember. Clipstitch runs as a front-end to ffmpeg so that you use only the sub-set of ffmpeg commands necessary...

PhotoFilmStrip creates movies out of your pictures in just 3 steps. First select your photos, customize the motion path and render the video. There are several output possibilities for VCD, SVCD, DVD up to FULL-HD. Creates animated slideshows.

PlasmaPresenter is a presentation/slideshow utility aimed for usage on public displays, for example for displaying advertisements, airport flight schedules, etc.

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.

WikiPDF is a mediawiki extension based on Wiki2PDF that adds PDF/LaTeX features to mediawiki. Wiki2PDF is a python script to convert multiple articles of a mediawiki based wiki (pre-configured to use with www.wikipedia.org) to a single LaTeX or PDF file.