MainActor 3.55 est un outil d'édition vidéo qui vient du monde Windows, en effet, il utilise une partie de Wine pour fonctionner. Ce programme est sous licence commerciale et n'est pas un freeware.

Crow est un projet de logiciel de montage video non linéaire. Ce programme semble prometteur mais il n'a pas encore le même niveau de fonctionalités que Brodcast2000 qui est aujourd'hui la référence du montage libre sous Unix.

Trinity  est un jeune projet de montage vidéo sous LInux, si vos compétences le permettent, vous serez le bienvenu pour la participation à son développement.

Kino is a simple non-linear video editor. Although it has windows and menus, it is actually a keyboard driven program. It uses many keyboard commands that are similar to the vi text editor. This way you can edit a movie much faster than with countless mouse clicks. For users not familiar with the vi editor commands, there are of course menu commands available, but not every keyboard command has a corresponding menu command. Try learning the keyboard commands for the menu commands you are using most often. 

Free Film Project - Software What exactly is it that I'm proposing will make up the software side of this project? Simple. A complete suite of utilities which, when used together, will act as a complete virtual film studio. Yes, this is ambitious, but it's almost irrelevent as to how close to the goal this project ever goes. Every utility that is written is one more utility people can use and one fewer that people need to rely on closed, proprietary packages for...

Flip will load a sequence of TIFF files into memory and play them back at a target frame rate. Nothing fancy, just a quick, simple utility to preview animations rendered in BMRT without the encoding time and quality loss of MPEG. 

VCDKutter : This is a small program developed by me using mtvp as backend to copy , split video CD dat files into small chunks. I have found some problem with some VCDs while starting copying in between. So before pushing button PLAY click on button COPY first. 

Bttvgrab is a program for grabbing video sequences under Linux using the video4linux driver. Originally, it was written for bt848-based frame grabber cards (e.g. Hauppauge WinTV, Miro PCTV...) and the bttv-driver from http://www.thp.uni-koeln.de/~rjkm/linux/bttv.html so you will get best results when using one of them. The goal of bttvgrab is to provide high-quality grabbing suitable for video recording. 

XVidCap - Video Capture for X Version 1.0.9 © Rasca, Berlin 1997-1999, Published under the GNU GPL Capture parts of your screen to single files for every frame. This could be used as input for e.g. a MPEG encoder. I use this package to grab frames of my running XtTV program, which uses the bttv video/TV card driver for bt848-based cards. This program does not use a special hardware driver to access the video card. It just asks the X server about rectangular areas. 

UGrabCam: Unix Webcam Archive Tool After looking for a Unix tool that would archive webcams I gave up. None of them did what I wanted. I wanted to beable to archive the images, create thumbnails, and view them via my web browser. What I came up with is UGrabCam. Below you can view an example of what UGrabCam can do. I run this script out of my crontab and it creates all the html pages, thumbnails, and zipfiles on the fly...

Cqcam is a free Color QuickCam (PC/Parallel) control program for various PC Unixes, written by Patrick Reynolds. It is independent of Scott Laird's qcam package and those derived from it and has several features that they do not. cqcam has been tested on Linux, FreeBSD, OpenBSD, Solaris/x86, BSDI, QNX, and LynxOS, and could probably be ported easily to (almost) any other PC Unix out there.

CamStream is (going to be) a collection of tools for webcams and other video-devices, enhancing your Linux system with multimedia video. I started working on these programs because I was dissatisfied with the available Open Source tools for webcams for Linux. Basicly I encountered 3 problems: the tools were designed for one piece of hardware only, they were too primitive/too limited, and last but not least, the tools that were decent were commercial, binary-only programs.

Cam-O-mille is a little utility which permit you to snap pictures from a /dev/video-based Webcam. It was originally designed for the Creative WebCam II with CPiA drivers. An effect plug-in is being developed, and you can snap a picture every X seconds, set the brightness, contrast, and more.

kwintv is a TV application for the K Desktop Environment (KDE) based on the Video4Linux interface. kwintv allows you to watch TV in a window on your PC screen using a TV card which is supported by a Video4Linux - based driver. Since kwintv is (almost fully) integrated into the KDE it gives you some additional comfort and features like an easy to use User Interface, easy configuration and others. 

Xr3 - Linux ReplayTV RedRat Remote Control Program Welcome to the the next logical step in the evolution of media convergence! First computers gained TV capabilities via plug-in TV/Video cards, then Video Recording Devices added computer processing and hard disk capabilities to produce PVR's( ReplayTV, TiVo). Now your TV enabled computer meets your PVR for the ultimate in power TV watching. 

Xawtv : c'est une interface à video4Linux qui fonctionne remarquablement bien. Son interface utilisateur est un peu austère mais ce programme est d'une stabilité à toutes épreuves. On notera aussi que son utilisation consomme très peu de ressources.

GATOS April 07th 1999, 09:09 EST The GATOS (General ATI TV and Overlay Software) Project is an effort to create standard drivers for all currently unsupported features of ATI video cards, specifically TV features. GATOS may only be used at your own risk.

XAnim (pronounced: eks-'an-im) is a program for playing a wide variety of animation, audio and video formats on unix X11 machines. 

aKtion! is a video player based on xanim. It (xanim) supports many different file formats: AVI animations. Quicktime Animations. FLI animations. FLC animations. IFF animations. GIF87a and GIF89a files. GIF89a animation extension support. DL animations. Formats 1, 2 and most of 3. Amiga MovieSetter animations(For those Eric Schwartz fans). Utah Raster Toolkit RLE images and anims. SGI Movie Format Files. 

XMPS stands for X Movie Player System. It's a Linux X11 program that will (hopefully) play various video and audio files (see features and plugins). It has a fully featured plugin system, including GUI plugins like the Skinned and GNOME ones that you can see on this page. 

Vmjpeg is a Motion JPEG AVI player with seeking capabilities. This, however, differs from xanim in that the video/audio does not get out of sync for big videos. If you are interested in giving your computer the side-job of a VCR, go to the bottom of the page. It depends on the SDL and gtk+ libraries. 

Movie Player for LiNUX :  Other movie players for linux About: Yes. Yet another movie player for linux. What is the special with this? It works, at least for me :) I've tried lots of players under linux (mtv, xmps, dvdview, livid/oms, VideoLAN, xine, xanim, avifile, xmmp) but they all have something problem. Mostly with the special files or with audio/video sync. Most of them is unable to play both mpeg1, mpeg2 and avi (divx) files. many players has image quality or speed problems too. So I've decided to write/modify one... 

Mpegorion v1.1.0 [beta release] Mpegorion is a media player for Linux. You can play Mpeg, VCD, mp3 and wave files. It has the extraordinary database management feature that Morion(win98/NT) has. It is still under development and is far from done, however we have made a more/less stable version ready for download. 

gvplay - Gnome/GTK video player What is gvplay? gvplay is my attempt at writing a lightweight video/movie player for Gnome. gvplay is not intended to be a full-fledge player such as xanim nor does it compete with non-linear video editors like Broadcast 2000. Instead, gvplay is a quick and dirty (clean?) player. 

DVDview is a software only MPEG-1/2 video decoder for UNIX. A special feature of the decoder is its ability to superimpose additional information to the video sequence such as motion vectors or quantizer scales. Other notable features include audio stream extraction, direct VideoCD access, and Matrox G400 backend scaler support via the mga_vid device.

The Berkeley MPEG Player. mpeg_play is an MPEG player written in C. By default is uses X11 to display the decoded movies. It can optionally produce PPM files, SVGA graphics (Linux), Windows graphics calls, or work in a Mac window. It does not handle real-time synchronization or audio streams.

The Berkeley MPEG Encoder. The primary focus of MPEG encoding algorithms is 1) To create fast and efficient motion vector search techniques and 2) To find "good" encoding parameters that provide a balance of encoding speed, compression and quality. 

MpegTV SDK (aka mtvp-sdk) is a Software Development Kit that gives access to MpegTV's MPEG decoding engine on various platforms including Linux and WinCE. Applications developed with MpegTV SDK include mtv (for Linux/Unix) and PocketTV (for WinCE). 

Multi-Resolution Image Morphing - Application permettant de faire du morphing très simplement et de sauvegarder des animations au format mpeg.

Xmorph: image morpher - Morphing for X Window System