Free displaying photos software for mac

Open Photos is a useful script application showing how to use an idle handler to emulate a repeat loop. It opens multiple JPEG photos dropped on it, but it waits for each photo to open before opening the next.

Completly freeware for personal use.

iPalmPhoto 0.2 is a utility useful for monitoring photos on your Palm. It is free.

This is an application just for taking photos from a video camera like an iSight.

For best results you may setup the application like this:

* Save pictures in the PNG format.
* Set the resolution in the preferences to the native one of the camera.
* The compression settings for the video source should be set to "no compression".

This application is freeware and provided as is.

See photos of single people that meet your dating interests, right on your desktop! First you set your dating preferences (Im a Male/Female seeking...) and your location.
The Widget will then automatically download photos of selected singles just for you in your area! The photos will be displayed as a slideshow, showing a different photo every 30 seconds. The set of photos will automatically update every few hours.
If you are interested in someone, click the heart icon (or double click their photo) to go to their profile to learn more about them. Click the next and previous button if you want to skip through the photos manually. Or click the search button to see your matches online.
Enhancements
- This version adds the ability to specify the races/ethnicities of the people that you want to show up in your results.

iPhoto Details is a small AppleScript that will display the contents of the photo database.

It was written to analyze my photos and locate duplicates. The information about your library can be saved in a file, to the clipboard or to TextEdit. The data is in the following format with a semicolon separating entries.

mReplay is a native Mac OS X client for ReplayTV and Showstopper DVRs (Digital Video Recorders).
mReplay discovers replays on the local network using Universal Plug and Play.
Main features:
- This is pre-release software. Try it anyway, and let me know how the guide parser and GUI work for you.
- Discovers Replays on the local network using Universal Plug and Play (UPnP)
- Allows the user to connect to replays on remote networks (be sure port 80 is open and/or mapped through your firewall, or use a VPN).
- Displays all shows available on all Replays it can see, as well as shows on particular units.
- Allows sorting of guide information.
- Manages photos. To upload a photo, select a directory in the photo browser, then drag and drop the photo onto the display area. To delete a photo, select its name and press delete. If you want access to the downloaded photo files, the photo cache is in ~/.rtvmanager, and is never emptied.
- Displays information about each Replay.
Version restrictions:
- It does not yet play streaming video.
- There may be bugs in the guide parser.
- It does not display guide snapshots from DVArchive.
- The photo cache, which is in ~/.rtvmanager, is never emptied.
Enhancements:
- Displays previews (thumbnails) of the video as it downloads. In the activity window (apple-D), select an MPEG thats downloading and click the "preview" button. A drawer will slide out, showing video frames every few seconds.
- Fixed massive memory leak.

Keith's iPod Photo Reader 2.0 is a great ipod tool that meets all your needs of viewing the photos stored on an Apple iPod.

iPods can store full resolution photos for transferring between computers, but also use a separate library of .ithmb files to store photos which are displayed directly on the iPod or on a video device (television) that is attached to the iPod. This program can read the .ithmb file format. It presents a browsable library of thumbnails that can be individually expanded to full size and saved to PICT files.