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Bunkr Downloader
Yet bunkrr album downloader
Bunkr Downloader is a command-line media downloader designed specifically for retrieving and managing albums from the Bunkr platform. It is implemented in Python and focuses on providing a structured workflow for downloading, organizing, and synchronizing media collections. The tool allows users to input album URLs and automatically download all associated media while maintaining a local metadata database for tracking content. It includes features for managing albums as a persistent library, enabling users to add, remove, or sync albums over time without re-downloading existing files. bonkrr also categorizes downloaded content into different media types such as images, videos, and archives, improving organization and usability. ... -
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Librosa
Python library for audio and music analysis
Librosa is a powerful Python library for analyzing and processing audio and music signals. Built on top of NumPy, SciPy, and matplotlib, it provides a wide range of tools for feature extraction, time-series manipulation, audio display, and music information retrieval. Whether you're building machine learning models for audio classification or visualizing spectrograms, Librosa is a go-to library for researchers and developers working in audio signal processing. -
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Toonily Downloader
A python tool for downloading manga from Toonily
Toonily Downloader is a Python-based scraping and downloading tool designed specifically for manga and manhwa hosted on Toonily, enabling users to fetch entire series efficiently while preserving original image quality and structure. It provides both a command-line interface and a graphical user interface, making it accessible for both technical and non-technical users. The software supports downloading full series or selected chapters by parsing Toonily URLs and organizing content into... -
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glslViewer
Console-based GLSL Sandbox for 2D/3D shaders shaders
GlslViewer is a flexible console-based OpenGL Sandbox to display 2D/3D GLSL shaders without the need of a UI. You can definitely make your own UI or wrapper using the Python Module (include) or any other tool that communicates back/forth with the GPS viewer through the standard POSIX console In/Out or OSC. Default vert/frag shaders for 2D shader and 3D material shaders with PBR lighting model. Hot reload of files on changes. One default light and one default camera. Interactive commands thought POSIX console IN/OUT or OSC. ... -
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SteadyDancer
Harmonized and Coherent Human Image Animation
SteadyDancer is a research-oriented motion stabilization and dancer tracking system designed to analyze and correct motion in videos, making captured performances appear smoother and more stable while preserving expressiveness. It employs computer vision and motion modeling to estimate and reduce unwanted jitters, shakes, or camera wobbles — particularly in dance or movement sequences where traditional smoothing would distort intentional motion. By differentiating between intentional... -
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Exile is a Python based image collection manager application. Easily add metadata to photos, inluding Caption, People, Event, Location and Tags. No external database: stores metadata in Exif/IPTC/Xmp tags. Three level categorization for easy photo sorting/management Clone GPS data between files.
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A multimedia authoring and processing framework and a video playout server for television broadcasting.
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Raw Mover for Photographers
RAW Mover is a simple, user-friendly desktop application designed to h
RAW Mover is a simple, user-friendly desktop application designed to help photographers and enthusiasts organize their RAW image files. It automatically identifies paired RAW and JPG/PNG/JPEG files in a selected folder and moves the RAW files into a dedicated RAW_Files subfolder, keeping your main photo directories clean and organized. -
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Twitch Drops Miner
An app that allows you to AFK mine timed Twitch drops
TwitchDropsMiner is a desktop application that automates earning timed Twitch Drops by simulating “watch” activity without actually streaming video, letting users collect rewards while saving bandwidth and attention. It works by periodically fetching stream metadata to advance Drops progress, while maintaining a websocket connection to monitor which channels are online, offline, or changing status. The app is designed to reduce manual babysitting by switching channels automatically when a... -
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avio
Python version of ffplay with built-in AI
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3DDFA
Fast, accurate and stable 3D dense face alignment
...See requirements.txt, tested on macOS and Linux platforms. The Windows users may refer to FQA for building issues. Note that this repo uses Python3. The major dependencies are PyTorch, numpy, opencv-python and onnxruntime, etc. -
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TracTrac
Massive Object Tracking Software (Matlab/Python)
TracTrac is a Particle Tracking Velocimetry (PTV) software which is extremely fast (more than 10k points tracked per second, 100k under python) and accurate (up to 0.01 pixel resolution), forming thus a good concurrent to the state-of-the art PIV/PTV algorithms. It allows to track anything that moves: birds, ants, grains, water flows... It runs on Python (v2&3) or Matlab (>2012a with Image Processing toolbox). -
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Photo GeoTag
Simple application for graphical geo tagging of multiple photos
Simple application for graphical geo tagging of multiple photos -
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Distant Speech Recognition
Beamforming and Speech Recognition Toolkit
BTK contains C++ and Python libraries that implement speech processing and microphone array techniques such as speech feature extraction, speech enhancement, speaker tracking, beamforming, dereverberation and echo cancellation algorithms. The Millennium ASR provides C++ and python libraries for automatic speech recognition. The Millennium ASR implements a weighted finite state transducer (WFST) decoder, training and adaptation methods. -
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Automatically geocode pictures from your camera and a GPS track log. Following Google code closure the only official webpage is (doc, support, code) : https://github.com/notfrancois/GPicSync
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GPSMovieGenerator
Create videos from image and video data linked with GPS tracks
This is a python script for creating videos from GPS track and media data. It renders a moving map with the respective track. On that map, media thumbnails are displayed. These pop up when the track reaches them. If desired, an overlay map and some track statistics may be added to the video. Python3.3 will be needed An example video can be found here: http://www.youtube.com/watch? -
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Tool for annotating (bike race) videos with data from GPS devices to display time, distance, speed, power, HR, CAD, elevation, laps. Outputs a series of SVG files importable as image sequence into the OpenShot Video editor as overplayed video track.
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A simple to use free-moving camera motion tracker. This program is designed to output the camera motion to a .py that is used in Blender. Not yet working. Check out our news page!
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Python software package for 3D tracking of leg joints in walking insects. Published as Bender et al., PLoS ONE, 2010 (http://dx.doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0013617)
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photo organizer for picasa web album, photo geolocation from gpx data, kml builder including link to picasa web photo album
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Explotraj is a small program allowing to explore dynamically in space and time the movements of animals monitored using VHF or GPS radio-tracking (possibly in relation with a raster map). Currently, only a Linux version is available.
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A collection of tools for generating audio and visual (PNG/HTML/WAVE) for use in web sites including CAPTCHA challenges and PNG image creation tools with Javascript mouse tracking support.
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This script analyzes a GPS-tracklog to find the position where digital images were taken. It's main objectives are to embed this position into the EXIF-data and to display the images in Google Earth.
