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Shopne Arcade is a front-end application designed to easily play Neo Geo system games on PC. It's interface is compatible for screens with low resolution such as 640x480 pixels. It lets users play Neo Geo system games from one interface where users will be able pick different game play experience settings such as Neo Geo games video resolutions, audio sampling rates, etc. Shopne Arcade is written in pure Python language without any external dependencies making it portable across various...

twitchslam is a small educational implementation of monocular simultaneous localization and mapping created during a livestream. It processes ordinary video while estimating camera motion and building a map of observed 3D points. Frames contain extracted visual features, while map points retain their 2D correspondences across frames. OpenCV handles feature extraction, SDL2 provides a 2D view, and Pangolin renders the reconstructed map in 3D. The project includes pose optimization, projection-based point recovery, a kinematic model, and map loading and saving. ...

Do you worry if Fraps (or other computer video capture tool) is giving you accurate colors? Do you wish you had some kind of standard, recordable (DirectX 9) source with known colors? Well, you're in luck, that's just what this is. **NOTE: monitor calibration software is known to alter capture colors** See the first screenshot for a guide to what's in this test pattern. It also includes some rare & unusual utilities; see below.

Fraps has the ability to tell us the amount of time each frame took to display. With this program, it becomes easy to view this information as a chart, in overview or in fine detail. Hopefully this will help the Fraps user community to spot troublesome hardware or software setups.

This program is capable of subscribing to an UDP multicast feed containing (live) radar data in Eurocontrol Asterix format. The received UDP frames are stored in a recording file. A new (raw) Asterix recording file can be created every x minutes. The previously recorded Asterix filename contains date and timestamp. This tool can be used to do continuous 24/7 Asterix multicast recordings.