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FreeStabilizer
Video editor for video stabilization
Video stabilization tool with unlimited manual control for best results. Freeware, no Installer, no Spyware, no Watermark! Filters can be set independent for horizontal, vertical-axis and the rotation . Download from http://www.audiovideoit.eu/video-stabilization-en.html -
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A Computer vision tracking filter for Avisynth. Allows cropping to follow Object of interest. You can watch a small demo at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SQ-JtJs7US0
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The software pack for ICC/ICM color transform for captured or realtime (live) video data. Uses Argyll CMS for automatic profile creating (using standard IT8 target or custom generated). VirtualDub plugin and DirectShow filter.
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dsve (originally named "RePix 2005") was started to create an image & movie 3D (anaglyph) creator program. Currently it's changed to a DirectShow Filter (.ax) to view all Your movies realtime with many effects.
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theGrindHouse is a frame based film or image filter rendering engine. A filter chain is constructed from available filters then applied to each frame. Written in C with GTK+2.
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