27 projects tagged "Graphics Conversion"
IIF is a 32-bit animated lossless image compression software. Everything is supported except the alpha. It compresses using an advanced compression algorithm that typically beats out GIF/PNG/TIFF (unless LZW is used). The encoding allows for multiple kinds of encoding options to be used while encoding and on different parts of the image.
Java PictDraw is a set of Java classes to display Quickdraw images (Macintosh Pict files). Quickdraw is a meta/vector format that supports lines, circles, arcs, boxes, polygon, styled text, bitmap-based regions, and compressed bitmaps (RLE and JPEG). This package contains all the classes needed to parse a Quickdraw file, and to display into a Java AWT port. Features include the ability to make the text regions of the picture clickable.
ResCafé is a Swing-based Java utility for reading and extracting resources such as ICONs and MENUs from the Resource Forks of Macintosh files. In particular, it allows Linux users to use nifty Mac-only icons with their favorite desktop, e.g., KDE. It is somewhat similar to ResEdit on MacOS except that it is not an editor; it operates on files in a read-only fashion. The various resource types are parsed by auto-detected plugin handler classes.
The JGenerator is a Web server production application that can dynamically combine text, graphics, and sound to build rich Flash content. It is a free alternative to and analog of Macromedia Generator. It supports most of the Macromedia Generator features, uses the same data format and the same set of commands, and emulates its behavior.
Jitac is a Java application that converts images into ASCII art by associating blocks of the image with ASCII characters. It supports several image formats (GIF, JPEG, TIFF, and PNG) and some image manipulations that can be performed before the conversion (inversion, grayscale, resize, and gamma correction).
Scilla answers media file requests and takes conversion parameters for various media converters. Manipulated media files can be cached for future requests. Scilla is designed to take requests using the servlet API. A HttpServlet is included, and it maps path-info to a file and passes request parameters to converters.
jpegextractor extracts JPEG streams that are embedded in other files. Since it only looks for certain JPEG-specific byte signatures, it does not have to know the format of the files that encapsulate the JPEGs (like PDF). Several options are provided for naming the output JPEG files.