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Compendium - a tool that will provide a flexible visual interface for managing the connections between information and ideas Compendium software represents a tool that will provide a flexible visual interface for managing the connections between information and ideas.
It places few constraints on how you organise material, though many have found that it provides support for structured working for instance, following a methodology or modelling technique. Our own particular interest is in visualizing the connections between people, ideas and information at multiple levels, in mapping discussions and debates, and what skills are needed to do so in a participatory manner that engages all stakeholders.
Validated in both small and large scale projects across diverse sectors in society, it is the result of over 15 years research and development at the intersection of hypertext, collaborative modelling, organizational memory, computer-supported argumentation and meeting facilitation.
Personal Use
Many people use Compendium to manage their personal digital information resources, since you can drag+drop in any document, website, email, image, etc, organise them visually, and then connect ideas, arguments and decisions to these. Compendium thus becomes the glue that allows you to pool and make sense of disparate material that would otherwise remain fragmented in different software applications. You can assign your own keyword tags to these elements (icons), create your own palettes of icons that have special meanings, overlay maps on top of background images, and place/edit a given icon in many different places at once: things dont always fit neatly into just one box in real life.
If youre technical, you can exploit our XML scheme, the Derby or MySQL relational database, and public Java classes to connect Compendium to other databases and computational services. (If that sentence meant anything to you, then check out our developer website!)
Group Use
Extending Compendiums support for personal sensemaking, we have a particular interest in what we term collective sensemaking, and have developed a technique called Dialogue Mapping, and its extension, Conversational Modelling.
System requirements:
- Java Runtime Environment v1.5+
- Pentium III with 256M RAM

A program to transcode an MPEG-2 video file to half D1 resolution (352x480 for NTSC, 352x576 for PAL) or SVCD resolution ReMPEG2 is a reliable and easy-to-use program designed to transcode an MPEG-2 video file to half D1 resolution (352x480 for NTSC, 352x576 for PAL) or SVCD resolution (480x480 for NTSC, 480x576 for PAL). Alternatively, it can keep the resolution and just lower the bitrate.
There are several scenarios in which this might be useful. (no need to mention a special one...)
Until now the original MPEG-2 video file had to be decoded into an AVI file (or similar) in the first step and then reencoded to MPEG
ReMPEG2 is a combined decoder/encoder which avoids these problems by preserving the sequence of picture types (IPB) and trying to follow the original streams bitrate flow. This means that the user can choose a bitrate scaling factor which is used to calculate the number of bits available for each encoded picture from the number of bits in the corresponding input picture.
To transcode a file, open up ReMPEG2, press the "Open" button and select the input file. Only elementary MPEG-2 video streams and VOB files containing
such a stream are supported at the moment. If the input stream is spread over several files you can make a file list and open it in ReMPEG2. Take a look at SAMPLE.CFFL...
After ReMPEG2 has analyzed the file (this may take a while only the first time since an info file is generated containing all necessary information for further runs), the "Main" tab contains some information including the bitrate of the input file. All that needs to be done now is choosing an appropriate output bitrate in the "Options" tab by adjusting the first slider.
System requirements:
- Pentium processor or better (support for MMX instructions is needed)
- 96MB of RAM or more are recommended. Due to some optimizations, ReMPEG2 has become a real memory eater.
- Screen resolution of 640x480 or better