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Frameworks is a stop-motion animation frame
capture software application for Linux. Frameworks
captures images from a camera and strings them
together into an animation. These still PNG images
may then be combined into a single video file
using other software. Only video4linux webcams are
currently supported. Frameworks is designed to be
easily used alongside the GIMP Animation Package
(GAP). It supports frame averaging, onion
skinning, and continuous preview.

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2003-12-19 13:44
0.3.4

This release supports cameras using the YUV420P
palette (Philips cameras using the "pwc" kernel
module). Two minor bugs were fixed; the camera
display remains readable even when no camera is
detected, and framework no longer hangs on exit.
Tags: Minor bugfixes

2003-11-10 01:12
0.3.3

The build system now uses GNU Autotools. Backend work was done to support more color palettes than just RGB24. Preliminary support for YUV420P (Philips Webcam driver cameras) was added (greyscale only).
Tags: Minor feature enhancements

2003-11-07 01:13
0.3.2

The mmap() portions were improved. Kernel headers are no longer included directly; the necessary header is now included with the source. This fixes some compilation problems.
Tags: Minor bugfixes

2003-10-27 03:47
0.3.1

This version fixes a GDK/threads locking bug that caused the display to freeze occasionally. Other minor bugs were corrected.
Tags: Major bugfixes

2003-10-07 11:25
0.3.0

This version adds the ability to open a new camera, and
start up even if it can't find a camera . A new "continuous
preview" mode allows animated previews of the previous
second of animation, followed by a live frame from the
camera. An optional speed limit on he live display helps
slower computers. Frameworks can now read frames
from the camera via mmap() as well as read() (defaults
to mmap() if available).
Tags: Minor feature enhancements

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