SMILE means Slideshow Maker In Linux Environment. SMILE is a tool for creating slide show (developed with qt4), for GNU / Linux, although it also works on OS / X and perhaps one day running Microsoft Windows.

It allows, from images, create a slide show on video, playable on almost all media. The many features available and easy to use software make it possible to create dynamic and rich slideshows in just a few clicks, without having to worry about technical issues or complicated setup.

Todays electronic devices communicate with each other more and more cell-phones, tv, gaming console or computers can display pictures, play music or a movie.

The DLNA consortium (http://dlna.org) defines protocols to facilitate the communication between these very different devices. DLNA is a sub-set of the UPnP protocols.

Coherence is designed to act as a gateway between services and software applications in the new interconnected digital age.

Command line tool/library for vector graphics translation.

The target of this project was to develop an image slideshow creation application mainly for the Linux operating system. The use of the programming language Python and some other cross platform utilities made it possible to run this application on Microsoft Windows as well.

Synfig is a vector-based 2D animation software package. It consists of a renderer (Synfig) and a GUI for the creation of animations (Synfig Studio).

Cuberok is a music player without dependencies to any desktop environment (e.g. GNOME or KDE). It is lightweight, fast and simple.

Cuberok is yet another music player based on Qt4. It has lightweight interface, music collection support and many features, e.g. music autorating and Last.FM scrobbler. 

By design, program acts as repair layer between media player and download program.

DigiFrame is an MP3 Player designed for the embedded application. It allows playing of various audio data files such mp3, ogg and wav, simple of use, dosen't integrate many options functionnalities. Has been tested on an Operating Linux System and on an embedded ARM Platform with an embedded Linux.

Kdenlive is an open source multi track video editor. It aims to be easy to use and powerful, allowing users to mix different video, audio and image formats to create their movies and render them in the format of their choice.

Kdenlive is a free open-source video editor for GNU/Linux and FreeBSD, which supports DV, AVCHD (experimental support) and HDV editing.

AtpPhotos module can be used for simple website or photo album.
AtpPhotos is, as its name suggests, a photo album, no database. Very simple to use.

You create your folders of files on your server via an ftp client and voila. The thumbnails are generated on their own.

Being given that this very light did not need a database, it can be installed as a module in your site.

Le projet Advene offre, dans le domaine de la lecture active de documents audiovisuels, une plate-forme flexible permettant l'expérimentation de nouvelles formes d'interaction avec les documents audiovisuels et leurs métadonnées.

Cette expérimentation passe notamment par la possibilité offertes aux utilisateurs de définir eux-mêmes leurs propres structures d'annotations et leurs propres manières de les visualiser, ce qui veut favoriser l'émergence de nouvelles pratiques.

Creation of DVD video with interactive menus

DVDStyler is a cross-platform DVD authoring application that makes possible for video enthusiasts to create professional-looking DVDs.

OpenIMPS, allow people to chat with their native mobile phone clients.

There is no open source implementation of the wireless village IMPS specs. I was trying to create one. So that people will be able to use the feature that is available on most of the phones but not used. It's like IM client built-in inside each of the phones. It can be extended by transports to jabber/icq/msn/twitter servers.