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It converts other animations (pngs, gifs, videos and image sequences) to the ajpeg file format.
It also includes a small viewer for the ajpeg files.
It is optimized for SIMD instructions (MMX, SSE and so on) and to use multiple cores/CPUs simultaneously.
Minimum system requirements: 1.5 GHz single core processor, 1 GB RAM
Recommended system requirements: 2 GHz dual core processor, 2 GB RAM
What's new in this version:
- most of the interface was redesigned;
- added several functions like changing brightness/contrast/saturation or flipping horizontally/vertically;
- added visual indicators for the selected video area in the import/convert video window;
- both the internal and the external viewer now have a context menu;
- right click context help implemented;
- automatically warns the user about saving the changes to the current animation;
- displays informations about the memory of the application;
- a few small bugs solved.
Features
- select a specific time interval and video area to import (for video files)
- set delay of each frame, of selected frames or of all frames between 0.1 ms and 6.5535 sec
- resize each frame or the entire animation
- make the entire animation transparent by replacing white with transparency
- remove the single color backgrounds (a "green screen remover")
- automatically cuts the transparent edges
- blur the opaque edges
- save the animation embedded in the viewer exe file so it doesn't need the viewer to open the animation
- it can cancel/undo the transformation(s)
- preview the animation
- it can convert video files and apply the transformation(s) in one step (faster and using less resources)
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