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G'MIC stands for GREYC's Magic Image Converter. This project aims to :

* Define a lightweight but powerful script language (G'MIC) dedicated to the design of image processing pipelines.
* Provide an interpreter of this language, distributed as a C++ open-source library embeddable in third-party applications.
* Propose two usable binary tools embedding this interpreter :

o The command-line executable gmic to use the G'MIC framework from a shell.
In this setting, G'MIC may be seen as a direct (and friendly) competitor of the ImageMagick or GraphicsMagick software suites.

o The interactive and extensible plug-in gmic_gimp to bring G'MIC capabilities to the image retouching software GIMP.

http://gmic.sourceforge.net

Tags: gimp, image-processing, image, librairie, development par oli44 (2011-10-18)

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Tutorial for python, gstreamer and gtk3

I have wanted to write about programming with GStreamer and Python for a while. Jono Bacon wrote a nice introduction to GStreamer and Python a long time ago, but I want to share with you some specific tips.

At Collabora we work a lot with GStreamer including helping train developers at our customers to be better at GStreamer development. Being the lowly marketing guy at the company I don’t have the programming chops to teach the hard stuff, but I figured I should be able to put together a very simple article which explains some basics and shows of a little GStreamer development trick I have used to great success in Transmageddon.

Part of what triggered getting this little tutorial done was that I am looking into porting Transmageddon to GTK3 after its next release of Transmageddon.

http://blogs.gnome.org/uraeus/2011/10...torial-for-python-gstreamer-and-gtk-3

Tags: python, gtk, audio, multimedia, development, gstreamer par oli44 (2011-10-04)

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