This project started out as a Microsoft Visual C++ 2013 oriented Solution, but has since morphed into a code running primarily on Linux for now.

As it does use cross platform open source libraries, it should be buildable with other tools and platforms.

It currently makes use of LibRaw, LibAv, wxWidgets, and Boost.

The first main project was Test5, which is used for testing the capabilities of: LibRaw: domosaicing wxWidgets: graphical presentation and picture scaling/translation Boost: various tools such as smart_ptr and timers

The current active project in this bundle is 'Jackson', which is meant be used for projective scenarios. At this point, it can project to multiple displays, uses OpenGL for rendering, uses LibAv to open run almost any video file (but doesn't play the audio track yet), offers interactive addition/removal of images and videos, with individual manual translation, scaling, and rotation capabilities. The next step is provide a cue list, and to be able to run with remote head-ends, such as the Nvidia TK1.

At some point, some OpenFrameworks-like and Processing-like features will be added to facilitate and animations.

This is a 64 bit oriented solution.
The 32 bit versions are not configured to properly build.

Something to look at

• scenegraph: https://github.com/skypjack/entt