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RisingWave
RisingWave: the next-generation streaming database in the cloud
...RisingWave makes it easy to manage streams and data. All you need to interact with RisingWave is Postgres-compatible SQL. No Java or Scala codes are needed. -
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Multiconvert is a lightweight and plattform independent video conversion tool written in Java. It represents a GUI for FFmpeg.
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RDV is a visualization environment for scientific and engineering data. Built on top of the RBNB dynamic data server, it supports local and remote data sources and can visualize numeric, video, image, and audio data in a number of different ways.
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Manage sources of video (i.e., from a security camera), recording clips where motion has been detected, and allowing those clips to be replayed. Variable lead-in/out time, motion detection, logging.
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