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macam is focused on developing webcam support for Mac OS X. We are trying to incorporate many different camera types. If you want a camera to work on OSX, join in! We need help with testing cameras (there are soooo many). Please visit the Web Site fi
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A collection of tools and scripts for processing images and video from attached USB and FireWire webcams on Mac OS X. To start things off, there is a command-line tool for capturing webcam images.
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Cocoa Barcode Scanner Software. The software is an Xcode project written in Cocoa and Carbon that detects barcodes from images streaming from a firewire camera. Mac OS X only.
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iVideo is a multitrack video editing software on Mac OS X, created in Cocoa (Objective-C) and using QuickTime with a cool look & feel ;-). It can import and export all formats supported by QuickTime (including mp4) and can use digital cameras too.
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A mirrorman is a face mirroring software (kind of joke software) for Macs with built-in iSight. The mirrorman captures an image by using iSight, and then shows it in half-tone over the desktop.
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