PictureFlow

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Description:

PictureFlow is a Qt2/Qt3/Qt4/Qtopia4 widget to display images with animated transition effect, much like Apple's Cover Flow (used among others in iTunes, Finder, iPhone, and iPod). PictureFlow uses a portable and optimized software renderer and runs smoothly on smartphones and other mobile devices.

Features:
* fast and lightweight
* no floating-point operation
* does not need OpenGL
* does not require 3-d hardware acceleration

PictureFlow is known to work on:
* desktop and laptop, even with old graphics card
* Trolltech Greenphone (smartphone with Qtopia)
* HTC Touch and other models (smartphone using Qt/WinCE)
* Chumby (open-system hardware widget)
* Motorola EZX

There is also a port of PictureFlow to Rockbox

Last changelog:

11 years ago

version 0.1.0 (initial release)
basic functionality similar to Apple's Cover Flow
optimized software renderer
optional blur effect for the reflection
single code base for Qt 4/3/2

mociml
9 years ago

cool work!but I want to change the background color to a picture what i like,how to do this?

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Hwoarang
10 years ago

Great application. I maintain it on Gentoo linux.

It would be nice if you provided an Icon too in order to have a nice menu entry :)

Cheers

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ruinarciso
10 years ago

When you maximise the widget container of the picture flow, the pics remain the same size... is there any way for them to increase size with relates to the window?

what about maximising a picture when double-clicking it ?

is there a full python pictureflow coming soon ??

cheers and nice work
Rui

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aamer4yu
11 years ago

very cool code... am boggling how u did the transformation with animation.
Good work

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Xuor
11 years ago

I have compiled this module and written a QTDesigner3 CustomWidget plugin for it. That, I believe, is working fine in QTDesigner3. However, I cannot figure out how to import/access it from Eric3 when running my compiled forms.

Do I have to wrap my compiled .so file in a Python wrapper somehow? I'm in a little over my head at this point.

Thanks.

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BlaX
11 years ago

Very nice.

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11 years ago

version 0.1.0 (initial release)
basic functionality similar to Apple's Cover Flow
optimized software renderer
optional blur effect for the reflection
single code base for Qt 4/3/2