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A video thumbnail generator based on FFMPEG.
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FXMovieManager
a filemanager written to help managing movie files and video clips
FxMovieManager is a filemanager written to help managing movie files and video clips. It includes a twin-panel filemanager, a playlist and act as a simple front-end to MPlayer. Both filemanager and playlist can display thumbnails of movie files. ChangeLog for v. 10.2.8: mpv now uses the ``edl://`` command in order to correctly play multiple files with start and duration times on the PlayList; italian translation on the configuration dialog has been improved. -
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GImageView is a GTK+ based image viewer which supports tabbed browsing, thumbnail table views, directory tree views and drag and drop. It also support movies using the Xine library and MPlayer, and supports images in compressed archive formats.
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mkthumb is a unix tool (console based) used to generate image thumbnails in an automatic way. For each file specified, it creates a new file which contains the thumbnail image. Parameters such as the thumbnail size and path location can be specified.
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JPEG thumbnail generator. Makes small images from your big ones. Should work on just about any *nix with libjpeg.
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