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qStopMotion is a application for creating stop-motion animation movies. The users will be able to create stop-motions from pictures imported from a camera or from the harddrive and export the animation to different video formats such as mpeg or avi.

VideoTools is software for video surveillance that can record, analyse and replay images from webcams and network cameras. It can use direcly-attached webcams or network cameras that provide JPEG or H.264 video streams over HTTP or RTP. VideoTools runs on Linux and BSD Unix.

Flash Extractor allows you to view, convert to, and extract from Flash files. It is essentially an elaborate combination of multiple open source libraries and applications. For details, please see: http://flashextractor.sourceforge.net/

Beagleboard-xm is a powerful chip with a cortex-A8 CPU and a DSP. I have the plan to build an OCR gadget using it with Linux. As a by product I will post my tailored Linux kernel and u-boot, and all relevant stuff here, from now on. I was shocked by the blocking of Chinese citizens from accessing some of the contents on sourceforge. I deeply regret the outrageous action initiated, even though I fully understand the reasoning behind it.

Webcam periodic frame grabber. This is a command-line application that uses OpenCV for grabbing frame and saving them.

Fully automated segmentation of moving objects from a stationary scene using pre-stored scene images. Needs no external parameters or settings; all parameters are derived internally from the pre-stored images. Implemented using OpenCV framework.

An application for capturing images to generate timelapse videos, built on gPhoto2 and wxWidgets libraries.

Qt based GUI application to create snapshots and screenlists from a movie. Supports scripts to upload generated image to various servers.

Refactory based on CamStudio 2.51b1, the depended libraries are added.

dtop is a Haiku OS application that captures your desktop with or without the mouse pointer and uploads it to a server if a change is detected. This allows a web server to serve up a site with embedded code that gives you "ghettostreaming" of your Haiku desktop.

The Rapid Inventory Collection System (RICS) developed by Geoscience Australia is used to capture and save geo-tagged digital imagery of built environments.The software is multi-threaded and developed in C++ using wxWidgets, Boost and SQLite.