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When I’m not working for money (i.e. leave home and go to that office for approx. 9 hours a day), I work on some of my »pet projects«. Four of them are hosted at SourceForge.net and thus available to a larger audience. The other ones are smaller, one-day or one-week projects or stuff made for a certain subculture, the demoscene.
The major projects
Impressive
Creating nice presentation slides usually isn’t a problem, thanks to very sophisticated LaTeX styles. However, the presentation itself tends to be anything but sensational. Impressive fills this gap: Technically, it’s a fullscreen PDF viewer that uses OpenGL for rendering. The use of graphics acceleration allows for some effects that are impossible with commodity PDF viewers, such as smoothly animated, alpha-blended page transitions, a host of useful marking funktions and a smoothly zooming overview page, in case you get lost in your presentation. Be prepared for some serious jawdropping :)
Status: ACTIVE, but moving slowly
Visit the official homepage:
rePear
This is for the other iPods (classic, nano, photo, …) what rebuild_db is for the shuffle: It allows the user to manage the playable files as files, not some abstract entries in some abstract music manager like iTunes. However, since the real iPod’s firmware is a little bit more sophisticated (and restrictive) than the shuffle’s, usage is unfortunately not as easy as it was with rebuild_db :(
Status: INACTIVE, due to obsolescence
Visit the official homepage:
rebuild_db
The iPod shuffle is a really cool device, but unlike other flash-based MP3 players, it doesn’t play files that are simply copied to its filesystem. Not everybody is happy with iTunes either, so it was about time for a tool that enables the iPod to play files from anywhere in its data area. rebuild_db scans the whole device for playable files and creates a fake iTunes database for the iPod shuffle so it will play back the files.
Status: INACTIVE, due to obsolescence
Visit the official homepage:
MPUI
MPUI is a very useful Windows frontend for the well-known media player MPlayer. It wraps MPlayer completely, the user only sees a normal Windows GUI that looks a bit like the good old Windows Media Player 6. The cool thing is that the MPlayer/MPUI combo can play most of the common media formats (including DivX and H.264) without the help of external codecs, even though they’re only 3.5 MB in size!
Status: INACTIVE, due to obsolescence
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(Note: »iPod« and »iTunes« are registered trademarks of Apple Inc.)
Hi,
I am an Italian user of your fantastic CENSORED presentation software. I added some features as fading in and out on starting and quitting the presentation and some transition effects like sliding over, inside and outside view of a rotating cube (compiz-like). If you are interested in I can send you my code.
I suggest the name KeyJshow for your CENSORED presentation software.
I just CENSORED realised you are the CENSORED that made 8-bit wonderland and I have been using your CENSORED shuffle program in order to listen to the CENSORED tune from that CENSORED demo
CENSORED good work!
Hi Man. You are also on those guys that make the impresive and nice looking presentation on demopartys!?
I LOVE you work! Love you because your examples and nice things!
I am looking to convert you tinyJPG decoder to open my JPGE over cellphone J2ME and make Laser range finder process, with the image captured by camera.
Since I can’t open huge JPG, I will going to open and process small block of image, allowing that a small amount of data be proceed bu each time.
Sorry for my bad english.
I not intent to write so wrong.
I has I little bit happy in find nice JPEG decoder!