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    Photo slideshow generator including a Ken Burns effect along smooth curves, user definable soft luma transitions, and easy audio integration. Produces MPEG (MPEG2, MPEG4), DV or FLV for DVD creation or for the web.
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    dvd-slideshow makes a slideshow video that can be used to make flash video (FLV), MP4s, or a DVD with menus. You can add some nice effects like fades, crops, scrolls, or Ken Burns effects. Think of it as a command-line clone of iMovie.
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    fotocd.sh bash-script: Build (S)VCDs with Photos and Videos with htmlpart. Add other fileformats (e.g. pdf, OpenOffice.org-files...) in htmlpart. (S)VCD-Navigation through albums and chapters, which are directorys on harddisk. Menus with thumbnails.
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    SlickSlice is a bash script powered by ImageMagick and Mplayer tools that creates a timeline representation of a videofile - one big image with screenshot thumbnails taken at automatically set periods of time.
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    DVD Baker is an application designed to create a DVD slideshow with menus and effects, from either a gallery2 web gallery or hierarchical directory tree of images. Extra features include random autoplay, high quality transition effects, and audio support
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    Infojection provides Dynamic Multimedia Digital Signage. Enables control of large digital signage networks. Many media formats supported. Our media management solution allows scheduling and delivery of content to a potentially massive number of players
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    DMD is a flexible DVD-like media container format. Play-DMD is a simple DMD-disk player.
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    XMedia is an XML framework to manage a large collection of media files like CDR, Images, Video, MP3, etc. XMedia does for media what DocBook does for documentation. See http://xmedia.sourceforge.net/
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    Slinspit is command line tool for creating slideshow from still photos. Includes several effects (titles, Ken Burns, blend etc.) and allows easy adding of new ones.
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