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Delphi-OpenCV is a set of Object Pascal bindings and tools that bring OpenCV functionality into the Delphi development environment. It provides access to computer vision capabilities such as image processing, feature detection, and video analysis within native Delphi applications. The project includes sample programs, preconfigured packages, and integration with related libraries like SDL and OpenGL. It supports multiple OpenCV versions and includes resources such as Haar cascades for face...

The Integrating Vision Toolkit (IVT) is a powerful and fast C++ computer vision library with an easy-to-use object-oriented architecture. It offers its own multi-platform GUI toolkit. OpenCV is integrated optionally. Website: http://ivt.sourceforge.net

5dpo Component Library for Lazarus (Sdpo) provides a comport (serial port) component, an UVC video driver component for webcams, a Gtk fast painting form and a Joystick component.

Subtitle Workshop is a free application for creating, editing, and converting text-based subtitle files. It supports all the subtitle formats you need and has all the features you would want.

MeediOS is an open source Home Theater application based on the closed source Meedio. The software acts as a front end for all your media such as TVShows, Music, Movies and Games. It is infinitely customizable with its plugin based architecture.

this project make you able to edit your lessons to add some messages and clips easliy . it's for Linux user in the beginning then I will support Windows and maybe MacOS

Acinerella is a small library that wraps around the base playback functionality of FFMpeg. This allows you to use FFMpeg in a very simple way with other programming languages than C.

AVSLib is an extension library to the Avisynth non-linear video editor, offering a rich set of new features: filters (animation, editing, runtime and more), array containers & operators, debugging tools, math & string functions and many more.

Evk is a simple lossy video codec. Project aims at developing a clean and functional implementation of basic algorithms used in video compression. Next goal is to create a detailed documentation together with tutorial about video compression.

The FFDec project intends to build a simple programming interface as one single DLL for video/audio-decoding using the FFmpeg library, so that it can be easily used in other programing languages - especially in Delphi and Free Pascal.

MOVIE (MOdular VIdeo Environment) is the name of the realtime video processing environment that Tom Mays created using MAX/JITTER. It began as a personal project, but its development is now shared with Pascal Baltazar and Renaud Rubiano.