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Stop Motion Capture animates a video from single frames. It uses your digi cam to capture these photos. Furthermore it contains various technologies, such as onion skin, bluescreen or export.
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This is the music organizer for djs under Linux. It plans like analogue of Beatport Sync from Native Instruments, but more lightweight with another additional functionality.
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File Organizer is a non-intrusive program that helps you to organize files in a non-hierchical way. Files are stored in directories associated with tags. You can put, get, find and remove files by tags. Moreover you can merge collections of tagged files.
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Just an Organizer to organize your whole MP3 and MP4 that are on your machine. You can sort by artist/song/album/etc., read and write Metadata, rip and play CD's
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A music player / organizer. Light as Winamp, useful as iTunes, but music is grouped by albums, and displayed in 3D. Uses Winamp plugins, so can play any music format Winamp can. Has a database which enables quick searching, and quick startup time.
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Gnobog is a boorkmark manager for GNOME. It will help you organize your bookmarks, and ease web surfing. It can import/export in several file formats (Netscape/Mozilla's one and gnome desktop links for now), and makes extensive use of drag'n'drop.
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