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...Vianto is a Java-based video annotation / coding tool with graphical user interface that allows you to: - Record video (in OSX only) - Save and load markers to code the video with (timestamps automatically generated for events) - Double click on events and the video will jump to the right place in the video - Click a marker to select start time, click again to set end time of code or preset a plus/minus time (in seconds) - Wildcard code to input free text - Compare multiple codings and create a consolidated set of events - Link multiple videos together to view multiple angles shot from different cameras at the same time Built with VLCj and packaged to run on Windows and OSX without the need to install VLC. Distributed freely according to the terms of the GPL license. Donations welcome - http://bit.ly/Donate_via_PayPal

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.

...source=directory, has more features, for some informations go to http://ubuntuone.com/3dvE3Z0ZC8H1sBCca9zqpv Brought you by Subhra Das Gupta and Ali Torabi . Please use orginal and the forked to compare both

Compare several video in separate view ports, using synchronized playback. This project is licensed under the GPLv3.0

This software uses computer vision algorithms for mining sequence data from telemonitoring data with CBRs. We propose an approach which treats the detection of changes in behavior detected with a sensor/video fusion, which occur at radically different time-scales, through a CBR in two levels: low and high level. The system is always updating the database with the daily data.

RawVideoPlayer is a simple utility intended for Video Engineers to view/compare the Raw Video Files. It can play one/two files at a time. All the Raw (YUV/RGB) formats are supported. The framerate, displaywidth and displayheight can be modified.

iBulk is a front-end for FFmpeg used to convert videos for use on an Apple iPod or iPhone. iBulk can be used as a gui or cli. Gtkdialog and FFmpeg with libavcodec and/or libavcodec-extra-* is required.