Duke

Duke is an opensource high resolution image and sequence viewer dedicated to visual effect and post production companies.

Binaries

Stable v2.0

• Linux 64 / g++ 4.8
• Linux 64 / clang 3.3
• no Windows nor MacOsX binaries for now...

Develop

• Linux 64 / g++ 4.8
• Linux 64 / clang 3.3

Current features

• image viewer / sequence player
• look ahead cache with multithreaded load/decode
• space : play pause
• left right : go to previous/next frame (hold Ctrl to jump 25 frames)
• + - * : increase/decrease/reset exposure
• o : show/hide metadata
• f : cycle through fit mode ( actual, fit inner, fit outer )
• s : display/hide cache state, framerate
• home end : go to begin, end of playlist
• r g b a : toggle R/G/B/A filter channel
• mouse drag and mouse wheel to pan/zoom
• colorspace is autodetected from image metadata or filename extension

We aim at

• support for Look Up Tables
• split view to compare tracks
• basic color grading
• movie playback
• recording to file sequences or movies
• sound support
• 3D support

Compilation

• Getting the source

git clone --recursive https://github.com/mikrosimage/duke.git

• Compilation

  see INSTALL file

Known issues

GCC 4.7 is not supported due to an issue with std::chrono, you will need GCC 4.8. If you use Clang and don't use Clang's standard library then you will also need to rely on GCC 4.8 standard library.

More informations

• Duke public repository http://github.com/mikrosimage/duke

• The github issues module for bug report https://github.com/mikrosimage/duke/issues

License

see COPYING file

Credits

Duke has been initiated by HD3D² R&D project, sustained by Cap Digital, the French business cluster for digital content and services.

The project is maintained as an open source project by Mikros Image.

Duke uses

• GLFW
• GLM
• concurrent_utils
• light_sequence_parser