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Coriander is a full-featured GUI for IEEE1394, IIDC-compliant digital cameras.

Library for capturing video from cameras, 3d sensors, frame-grabbers, video files and image sequences. It can also display multiple images using OpenGL with different layouts. Easy integration with OpenCV, CUDA... Perfect for computer vision. Keywords: video capture, computer vision, machine vision, opencv, opengl, cameras, video input devices, firewire, usb, gige

This is a perl-gtk application to get a channel list from a dvb card, display it, and allow complex filtering of view. It also has extensive multi-channel recording capabilities based on the EPG display shown The Application is now EpgRec2 following massive changes in the application and underlying libraries. It now uses a modified version of Linux::DVB::DVBT perl module

Python application to scan DataMatrix barcodes using webcam. Uses libdmtx as backend decoder and pyGTK for display. Intended as a conference badge scanning application, but flexible enough to allow other applications.

The mintyMac Star Studio Linux Distro is what we have all been waiting for from Linux and that is to really compete with OSX and Windows when it comes to Video viewing, streaming, converting and saving to file easily from yes, a Capture Card. The easycap USB capture card available on amazon for only 3 dollars yes $3.00... works flawlessly on Star Studio from mintyMac. Not only does the easycap work but plays well with our other video inputs including an HP HD webcam and a Hauppauge...

This is a simple but powerful bash script to create stop motion and time-lapse videos from an Internet URL or an attached video device (see examples). Simply point it at an image source, set the capture frequency, and starting recording stillframes. You can view your stillframes as a video, or convert to a true video format at any point. Bad frames can be browsed/removed with the operating system file browser.

The iPSi C++ Library is a library which allow users to capture, handle and display video from M-JPEG (MJPEG) ip cameras. It works with many marks and non-yet-supported cameras can be added with a simple xml formatted file.

A cross-platform camera framework that provides uniform access to camera devices for video processing or display. It comes with a SDL demo application which compiles on Win32, Linux and MacOS X and can address any camera already supported by the host OS.

Show up to 4 streaming videos from USB Webcams concurrently on your display. Auto-detects current display settings. The software has a basic control panel to start up available devices sequentially. HW Reqs: additional USB PCI hubs or USB ports.

SPU-Toolbox is a C++ API for frame-rate sensor control under Linux. Currently, SPU-Toolbox includes multithreaded facilities for video capture, rapid display of images under X, and pan-tilt unit control.