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The training management software of choice for commercial training providers who want to save time and crush sales targets.Arlo is training management software for training providers who want to save time and crush sales targets. It is a complete training management solution to promote, sell and deliver instructor-led, online and blended learning. Arlo takes care of your public training schedule, private in-house courses and ongoing training contracts, so you to manage your whole business in one system. It saves you time by automating manual processes and helps you grow with slick ecommerce and marketing tools. See for yourself by starting a free trial.
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Batch Auto Upscale Images xBRZ
Auto Upscale All Images Using xBRZ 234x
...It creates cool stylized results! Unlike AI-driven upscaling, which takes gigabytes of space and enormous processing power, xBRZ is lightweight and can run on a potato PC! Only 5MB! (Source code is included with the program .zip file.) -
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blitz-image
GPU-accelerated image processing for java
...The performance of a typical bicubic upscale operation is typically in the order of 10 times faster than via the standard AWT mechanism using RenderingHints.VALUE_INTERPOLATION_BICUBIC. The library depends on Aparapi (https://code.google.com/p/aparapi/). Any GPU supporting OpenCL should be supported (including low-end GPUs without double-precision fp support), and there is automatic fallback to pure java implementations for all operations in the event that there is no OpenCL support available. A high-level API allows for very easy use from AWT/Swing, whilst the low-level array-based API allows integration with any imaging framework (e.g. from Android or SWT).
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