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anichart.js
Easily create data visualization animation videos
anichart.js is a JavaScript and TypeScript visualization library designed to transform structured data into animated charts, particularly dynamic bar chart race visualizations. It allows developers to create time-based animations that display ranking changes and trends in an engaging and visually intuitive way. The library provides tools for rendering charts on a canvas, managing transitions, and synchronizing data over time. -
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JSMpeg
MPEG1 Video Decoder in JavaScript
JSMpeg is a lightweight JavaScript MPEG1 video decoder and player designed for low-latency video streaming directly inside web browsers using HTML5 technologies. The project decodes MPEG video and MP2 audio entirely in JavaScript, allowing real-time playback without requiring plugins or native browser codec support. It is commonly used in applications involving webcam streaming, surveillance systems, remote monitoring, game streaming, and embedded video dashboards because of its low overhead and simplicity. jsmpeg supports WebSocket streaming pipelines, enabling live video feeds to be transmitted efficiently to browser clients with minimal latency. ...
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