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This is the project and source code page of GNU Tuxbox-Project, formerly known as the Linux@dbox2 Project.

xvideocapture chung is a free direct to divx screen capture program . It captures computer's screen images (fullscreen / window / zone) directly and instantly into very compact divx .avi video file with stereo sound , with very low cpu load. Can run on a small netbook with windows 7.I used camstudio but now i use xvideocapture , it is fast and converts directly into divx.

Software and HDL code for Elphel reconfigurable network cameras

TvARP is a program created for automated recording and playback for small local TV stations. Specifically for local stations that have a low budget and can't afford a commercial automation system. I have not had time to finish this software. If you are interested in using it please let me know. Currently it is designed for use with the SIMA-VS502 video switch, and I am using it in our local TV Station. There are changes that need to be made to the source code to be able to use...

Robocup MSL is the mid sized league of robocup www.robocup.org. This site has been assembled to assist in sharing Robocup MSL resources for whichever teams wish to do so. Team Leaders please contact an admin to post your code.

JBarcodeReader is a software to read files or images of barcodes, is a easy way to copy in text format a description of barcodes. Open and drag the JBarcodeReader above image or file, and click in 'Capture' button, and copy the description.

A set of tools/code to facilitate communicating to the Hava and Vulkano network streaming video devices (http://myhava.com and http://myvulkano.com). Long term goal to create MythTV hooks (Linux) but some bits are useful elsewhere. Hope to utilize any official Vulkano SDK for Linux one is ever released. Note my Hava died in May 2013 so there will likely be no more updates for Hava devices. I bought a Vulkano to replace it and hope to have similar functionality for it soon.

The tools in this project are used by the Virtual Reality lab at University of Texas at Austin to record the stream of rendered images (OpenGL) and combine them with eye tracking data (if eyes are being tracked) and user defined metadata. The project is split into two parts. DVR is used to record the data stream as a QuickTime movie. The RVD is used to read the movie recorded by the DVR. Acknowledgements: John Stone - created most of the code base Gabriel Diaz and Joseph Cooper - QA...

ZVid is an open-source research project focusing on differential video compression. ZVid is dedicated to capture frames from camcorders. All code is released under the terms of the GNU GPL license. Dependencies: - https://sourceforge.net/projects/libjpeg-turbo/

.NET wrapper for VLC media player. This library allows you to use libvlc from .NET code without dll imports. Simple and easy to use for playing, streaming, transcoding of video streams. Visit the home page for more info.

This card will capture High Definition Video 1280x720 at 30fps, and soon be capable of 60fps and maybe even 1080p. This is a hardware project so source code, RTL, and board CAD files will be involved. All IC's and parts should be easily available.

This is the open source code of Agarwal's Directshow MDAPI filter. Using this filter, you can add support for MDAPI (Multidec API) plugins, typically used in DVB related software, to any DirectShow applications very easily.

Active Shape/Appearance Model Library (ASMLibrary/AAMLibrary) source code, which includes ASMBuilding/AAMBuilding as well as ASMFitting/AAMFitting algorithm. It is developped under OpenCV 1.0 for locating features in a face and face recognition.

This perl script downloads as many videos from Youtube as you want. It reads a text file containing the all of the urls to the video(s). You can use it to easily download 1 video or 100 videos.

Java based video capture software for the inexpensive (~$80) Hawking Technologies HNC230G Wireless-G Network camera. Motion detection and archiving of captured still images supported. Catch 'em in the act!