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On 28 Aug 2014 22:21, "Adrian Midgley" <amidgley@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
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> Given two sets of JPEG image files - eg taken from two cameras at
> approximately the same times - identified either by being in different
> folders, or by having different filename prefixes ...
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> Show the first and then subsequent ones one from each series, one on
> the left, one on the right (preferably of two screens if two screens
> are to be had, or at opposite sides of a single screen) advancing both
> together by default, but allowing each series to be nudged forward or
> back one.
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>
> Does that exist?
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> Would eog or some existing image viewer be amenable to wrapping up so
> as to do this with two instances being driven by a frame?
>
> For two read n by all means, but 3 is the highest number I've needed, ever.
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Would n instances of your image viewer of choice, running in slide-show mode not suffice?
Obviously u can position them where u want on a screen.
If not, how about a bit of html5/_javascript_ from within one or n browers?
Im sure what u want will be easy enough, I just don't know exactly how. Lol
Cheers roly.
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