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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...

Impressive is a program that displays PDF presentation slides with style. Smooth alpha-blended slide transitions are provided for the sake of eye candy, but in addition to this, Impressive offers some unique tools that are very useful for presentations.

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.

Graphite is a Python graphing package currently under development which uses either SPING or PIDDLE (http://piddle.sourceforge.net). It produces PS, PDF, SVG output, bitmap, TK or wXpython with optional modules.

Flash Tools based on Ming (ming.sourceforge.net) implemented in Python. Aim to provide a library of code between the ming library and a Flash GUI (which does not yet exist!). Features include SVG conversation and following specified paths.

pyLastFM graph is commandline tool for creating a nice looking graph time graph from Last.fm profile data. It uses the audioscrobbler.net XML interface and can create very high resolution output images.

This is a python package that allows one to easily create timelines in object-oriented python which later renders to HTML.

This collection of scripts allow you to export to a html gallery from photoshop album or elements. A combination of Perl, Python, XML and XSLT are used to create the gallery. A working version can be seen at halfviking.com.

Hexerei utilizes the PIL to convert produce an image (png, jpg, gif, or bmp) consisting of color blocks which correspond to the given text. Thus, "a thousand words" become a picture!