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Natron
Open source, cross-platform compositing software
Natron is an open-source, cross-platform nodal compositing software. -
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TripLight
psychedelic visual synthesizer color-organ style
psychedelic visual synthesizer color-organ style; also available as a Freeframe plugin! -
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Render32
Command-line video compositing and audio mixing tools
Render is a program for creating composite BMP image sequences. These images are composited as specified in a text configuration file. Mixer is a program for mixing film soundtracks. It accepts input files in WAV format and outputs a mixed soundtrack in WAV format. Each input channel can contain one or more audio files that are edited and mixed using a cue sheet. The maximum number of channels is a compile-time parameter. -
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openfx-arena
Extra OpenFX plugins for Natron/Nuke/Resolve
Extra OpenFX plugins for Natron/Nuke/Resolve. -
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A digital animation tool for real-time generation and interpretation of images, video and visual effects, allowing the artist/operator to adjust, on the fly, the parameters of the effects according to his or her own sensibility.
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GLIP-LIB
OpenGL Image Processing LIBrary
GLIP-Lib is an OpenGL image processing library written in C++. It features all the necessary tools to quickly build texture filters and pipelines and operate them on the GPU. -
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vStab
Video stabilizer effect
Reduces the panning movement on an AVI/MJPEG video file. Can also compensate for time skewing in video acquired from cheap CMOS cameras. -
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The goal of this project is to create a fast generator of a volumetric fire animation. The generator uses a short precomputed sequence to produce an endless animation. Packages real-time-fire2.0 and higher contain additionally a heat haze.
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HCI for audiovisual live performance exploiting physical computing. Transform your standard musical instrument - electric bass, guitar, violin, piano etc - in an augmented tool, an audiovideo controller without exploiting any specific ext. hardware.
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Venn is a secure workspace for remote work that isolates and protects work from any personal use on the same computer. Work lives in a secure local enclave that is company controlled, where all data is encrypted and access is managed. Within the enclave – visually indicated by the Blue Border around these applications – business activity is walled off from anything that happens on the personal side. As a result, work and personal uses can now safely coexist on the same computer.
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Programa de composición digital de imágenes a partir de nodos. Similar a Fusion-Nuke-Inferno. -- Image compositing software throw nodes. Fusion-Nuke-Inferno like.
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Library for calculating fields of view and lighting on low resolution rasters, suitable for roguelike games.
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ExpLabo is now an avisynth plugin: ExpSat permits to apply a non-linear transformation of image saturation, Colorize change the image color dominance in a flexible manner
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ScopeShapes uses the left and right sound outputs of your computer to control the X- and Y- axes of an oscilloscope in order to generate 2D and 3D shapes. It reads AutoCAD-format ASCII .dxf files, and runs on Linux, Win32, and Mac OS X.
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