Projects tagged ‘frame’ and ‘linux’

Video4Linux4Java (v4l4j) is a GPL'd java package providing simple access to the capture interface of the Video4Linux (V4L) API from Java. Using v4l4j, an application can: - retrieve information ... [More] about a video device (video inputs, capture resolutions, image formats, video standards, tuners, ...), - capture frames from any V4L-supported devices, which includes USB/Firewire webcams, video capture cards and tuner cards, - access video controls, such as brightness, contrast, gain, ... - access and control tuners (get / set frequency, access to received signal strength, ...) [Less]

Every see a directory sign in a funeral home? Wonder how it works? Well, really the funeral home employee creates it in a simple program then prints it off to be displayed in this frame. This software ... [More] is to eliminate the paper and time used for using a paper based directory [Less]

Flickr Pitchr FrameTurn an old laptop into a picture frame that displays dynamic content from Flickr.com. For discussion of this project refer to the mailing list: ... [More] http://groups.google.com/group/flickr-pitchr-dev/ Virtualbox Drive Image (VDI) A compressed Virtualbox Drive Image (VDI) is available at : http://www.jasonellison.net/flickr/flickr-pitchr.0.0.7.zip (released on April 19th 2009) This image is provided to make testing or contributing to the project easier! How to use the VDI image: download and install Virtualbox 2.2.0 http://www.virtualbox.org/ download and decompress the flickr-pitchr vdi image containing in the zip file http://www.jasonellison.net/flickr/flickr-pitchr.0.0.7.zip decompress the zip file and note the location of the vdi file start virtualbox and create a new virtual machine give it a name and set the OS type to "Linux 2.6" assign 128MB of RAM when prompted for a boot hard disk choose existing and locate the vdi image you decompressed earlier Start the machine and log in as root with no password. You should see further instructions after the machine starts. The image is a customized and trimmed Slackware 12.0 install that weighs about 100MB compressed and 320MB uncompressed. Virtualbox is an x86 emulator much like VMware workstation: there is an Open Source version licensed under GPL version and it is free for personal use. Started out on http://www.jasonellison.net/ [Less]