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optronic is a group of geeks (mostly coders, but a few of us are artists aswell). On this page you can find almost all of our source code, and sometimes even something not entirely different from documentation.
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Controller for Cameras with the Visca protocol. (example Sony EVI-D30/31) Pan, tilt, and zoom camera with absolute or relative positioning. Synchronous or Asynchronous modes. Handles daisy-chaining and camera broadcasting.
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OpenGLide is a Glide to OpenGL wrapper. It emulates a Voodoo board so you can run old Windows Glide games by translating Glide calls into OpenGL. The CVS code moved to https://github.com/fcbarros/openglide.
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dem2video is a hyperfast standalone console converter between Quake demos and video streams. It's based on Quake source code.
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Phrase based language translator and front-ends for it. An example would be Movie Subtitle Translation using SSA (SubStation Alpha) front end.
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Xvid is an open source MPEG-4 video codec, written in C with assembler optmizations for quality and speed (including MMX, SSE, SSE2 and 3Dnow! code for i386 and AltiVec for PowerPC).
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VideoQuery is an application for automatic scene detection and query-by-example on a video database using an image similar to the scene you want to find.
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Powerful example of a FULLY pluggable multimedia and text editing and review suite - support for an extensive range of file types can be provided for by the use of plugins, and properly-formatted XML modules.
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Movietime is a small and simple DVD/VOB file player for linux. It is a proof-of-concept demonstrating the power of available video decoding and processing libraries, and investigating what other code should be released as a library itself.
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A QuickTime Export Module for MPEG1-4; using the libavcodec code from FFMPEG. Hopefully, it will export to all the formats supported by that library (MPEG1, MPEG2, MPEG4, DivX)
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We will create a complete MPEG4 part 14/Quicktime parser in Java, add a full working example in J2ME and then port the whole thing to C#.
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Opengazer uses an ordinary webcam to track the direction of your gaze and pass it to other programs. For example, with "Dasher" you can "write with your eyes". This is a low-cost software alternative to commercial hardware-based eye trackers.
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dtop
Desktop Screen Capture App
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. -
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JackFX is a python module for midi control and realtime audio effects processing built using the Jack Audio Connection Kit. Effects are stackable, and can be chained in any configuration with only a few lines of python code.
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A library providing a full implementation of MPEG-2 transport streams (ISO/IEC 13818-1 aka ITU-T Rec. H.222). Can read, write and edit transport streams. Code is generated from a XML description of the bitstream syntax. This may be extended to other multimedia file formats in the future.
