Projects

shrinky

Shrinky is a program that lets you easily shrink your picture-files, for example to send them via e-mail or upload them.

ffmpegthumbnailer

This video thumbnailer can be used to create thumbnails for your video files. The thumbnailer uses ffmpeg to decode frames from the video files, so supported videoformats depend on the configuration flags of ffmpeg. This thumbnailer was designed to be as fast and lightweight as possible. The only ... [More] dependencies are ffmpeg, libpng and libjpeg. The project also includes a C/C++ library that can be used by developers to generate thumbnails in their projects If you like ffmpegthumbnailer, consider making a small donation to keep things going Newskffmpegthumbnailer version 1.1.0 (January 6, 2010)Updated to ffmpegthumbnailer 2.0.0 interface ffmpegthumbnailer version 2.0.0 (January 6, 2010)Fixed some issues in package-config file (Thanks to ambrop7) C++ library has been put in a namespace C library functions have been renamed kffmpegthumbnailer version 1.0.1 (December 28, 2009)Fixed thumbnails not being generated for filenames containing non-ascii characters (Thanks to fedux.c) kffmpegthumbnailer version 1.0.0 (December 24, 2009)A new project has been created: kffmpegthumbnailer. It is a thumbnailer for kde based on ffmpegthumbnailer which should provide fast video thumbnails for the kde desktop. version 1.5.6 (December 19, 2009)Fixed segmentation fault when seek in video file fails Command line option added to specify output format of the image regardless of the filename Fixed memory leak in MovieDecoder (thanks to Ulrich Völkel) version 1.5.5 (September 23, 2009)Fixed build issue with certain versions of autoconf Fixed build issue with recent versions of gcc Fixed thumbnail generation for ogm files Fixed ffmpegthumbnailer hanging on certain filetypes caused by AVFMT_FLAG_GENPTS flag of video decoder version 1.5.4 (June 22, 2009)Fixed support for large files version 1.5.3 (June 07, 2009)Memory alignment fix causing segmentation fault in ffmpeg with altivec enabled version 1.5.2 (May 24, 2009)Fixed soname version version 1.5.1 (May 11, 2009)Optional compilation of jpeg and png support Fixed ffmpeg CFLAGS issue (causing compilation errors on Fedora) Fixed build error against latest ffmpeg (verified against ffmpeg revision 18769) Fixed missing include files for library usage (thanks to gustavo.boiko) Version 1.5.0 (March 10, 2009)Aspect ratio bug fix (Thanks to S. Eguchi) Support input files from stdin (will ignore seek time) Fixed build error against latest ffmpeg (verified against ffmpeg release 0.5) Version 1.4.0 (Januari 4, 2009)Filter support added that allows library users to implement filters that will be applied to the frame data Fixed compilation error with gcc 4.4 Version 1.3.0 (September 20, 2008)Option added to ignore aspect ratio and generate square thumbnails Quality option added for jpeg thumbnails Man page added (thanks to Lionel Le Folgoc) Added option to seek to absolute time in stead of percentage Version 1.2.6 has been released (June 30, 2008)Fixed seeking in large files due to integer overflow (Thanks to AWaters1) Fixed possible linker error (Thanks to pressh) Version 1.2.5 has been releasedFixed crash when thumbnailing raw avi files Version 1.2.4 has been releasedFixed missing includes when compiling with gcc 4.3 (thanks to Samuli Suominen) Version 1.2.3 has been releasedffmegthumbnailer now compiles against latest ffmpeg revisions (thanks to Alexis Ballier) Version 1.2.2 has been releasedFixed linker errors when using certain ldflags Version 1.2.1 has been releasedFixed compilation error in c interface when compiled with c compiler Error handling added to c interface Version 1.2.0 has been releasedOption to output files in jpeg ffmpegthumbnailer can now be accessed as a library (libffmpegthumbnailer) by other applications Version 1.1.5 has been releasedI finally looked at some problems I was still experiencing and managed to fix them. Changelog: Support for large files (files larger than 2Gb) Seeking in h264 files is enabled again, use -w option from commandline to disable this if you have 100% cpu usage (using older versions of ffmpeg) Give up reading packets from a file after a number of attempts to avoid a hanging ffmpegthumbnailer for certain file types (noticed on h264 and ac3 in vob container) [Less]

gae-imgtext

This library aids to create an image from text. We plan to provide support to colors and fonts in the future.

bacondemo

demo

javadiagram

This is a simple API for diagram designing. The diagram is block-based. The diagram is hierarchical. It is saved in a PNG file. The inputs for the API can be an ArrayList of RetanguleBox or a simple Math representation of sets, like: A = {B,C,D} To learn how it works, see our wiki - Example:

ImageAlpha

ImageAlpha is a GUI for pngnq and pngquant. It allows you to easily generate paletted PNG images with full alpha channel and easily preview them against multiple backgrounds, to find optimum number of colors.

nQuant

nQuant is a .net color quantizer that produces high quality 256 color 8 bit PNG images. nQuant often reduces the size of a 32 bit image to a size 3 times smaller than its original with quality surpassing what the standard C command line utilities produce. nQuant was developed as part of a larger ... [More] effort, RequestReduce, which is an http module that automatically minifies and merges CSS as well as sprites their background images on the fly. I wanted the sprited files to be optimized and I was not satisfied with the size of the 32 bit images that the .net library was producing nor was the quantization output of such quantizers as PNGQuant and PNGNQ of acceptable quality. I set out to create this quantizer and the results are images 3x smaller than their 32 bit originals with little loss. [Less]

GR32 PNG library

PNG library for reading and writing of PNG images in combination with a TBitmap32 class from the GR32 library.

ImageOptim

PNG and JPEG image optimizer for Mac OS X. Makes images smaller without loss of quality.

ultimate-gnome

The "Ultimate Gnome" it's an icon theme for the GNOME linux desktop environment. It is a distro independent theme tested on Gnome 2.24.1 completely drawn with Inkscape. Every icon is drawn in a vectorial format (SVG/XML), and it is exported into a raster format (PNG) for fastest ... [More] rendering on the screen. The work is published under a GPL v2, Hoping this will help those developers who need a GPL license to include this theme in their software. [Less]