Search Results for "fast image resizer"

Uses FFMPEG to convert audio files to MP4 video for youtube/social platforms. Allows you to add a picture which will be displayed in the video. I reccomend using images in the same resolution as you wish your video to be, for example (1280x720) for 720p etc. You can drag and drop audio files to this app and it'll convert it into a video. This app also has several features related to name of the video file, like removing underscores etc. It also allows you to batch convert audio to...

Quickplot is a fast interactive 2D plotter with infinite zooming, value picking, pipe input, and unlimited plots displayed. Quickplot is meant for looking at your data quickly and of secondary importance is making static pictures of your data.

... labels, etc.). Click the title text to give the chord/scale/arpeggio a name. Right-Click the title to save the diagram to a .png image. Press the "p" key on your keyboard to create an HTML or Image layout of any selected diagrams you've created. It's fast, Fast, FAST. Create totally customized collections of chord fingerings in seconds for songs, or for specific topics. Perfect for teachers who don't want to waste lesson time drawing grids. VIDEO: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VZXlfisNZvM

... and even size of artwork embedded. Select files to synchronize and playlists are written automatically. Synchronization is fast because only files to be change are written or deleted. Most of the files are untouched which extends the life of your SD card and speeds up whole writing process. See more: http://www.foxjunior.eu/synchronize-your-music-library/ If you find this free software useful, please help me with more rock'n roll coming! https://sourceforge.net/p/musicsynchro/donate/

Crispy Plotter is a function graph plotter for mathematical functions, featuring high drawing speed and an intuitive interface that is fun to use.

What can compete with hierarchical file structures and class/inheritance schemes if not networking organic type/form languages, with its own graphical and DOS compatible OS? This initiative always moves fast ahead, and in an enlightened way... GNU GPL