Demonstrates basic audio recording

Demonstrates using TALSignalGen to generate audible tone (sine), triangle and square waves

Demonstrates applying custom filters to an audio stream

Demonstrates application of the motion detection components

Demonstrates detecting people in images.

Demonstrates how to generate and record a video file from bitmap file(s)

Demonstrates basic video capture and recording

Demonstrates basic audio recording

Demonstrates a simple wav file player

Demonstrates a variety of analog clock displays

Demonstrates a variety of angular gauges

Demonstrates building composite instruments, such as segment displays inside angular gauges, angular gauges inside linear gauages, etc

Demonstrates adding a glass effect to any component

Demonstrates a variety of LED displays

Demonstrates a variety of linear gauges

Demonstrates thermometers, gauges and other components on a matrix

Demonstrates a number of great looking progress bars displayed horizontally, vertically -- and even diagonally!

Demonstrates a variety of segment clock options

Demonstrates displaying numerical output in segment gauges

Demonstrates indicating status or alerts with segment displays

Demonstrates displaying arbitrary text in a segment component

Demonstrates a machine learning algorithm for classifying objects

Demonstrates a neural network classifier

Demonstrates a type of neural network that uses unsupervised learning

Demonstrates training a Radial Basis Function Network to recognize faces, and then performing the actual recognition.

Demonstrates the application of LowPass, HighPass, BandPass and BandStop filters

Demonstrates how to use TSLSignalGen to generate tone (sine), triangle and square waves

Demonstrates how to apply TSLLowPass filter, and displays the output in a Waterfall plot

Demonstrates how to use the TSLGenericReal component to apply custom filter logic

Demonstrats application of TSLFourier and TSLInverseFourier components. Displays real, imaginary, phase and spectrum magnitude outputs

Unlike the FFT, the TSLGoertzOne component looks for predetermined frequencies. It can be used, e.g., to detect the tones generated by telephone pushbuttons

Demonstrates the generation and modification of Lissajous curves in a rectangular space by altering the sine equation parameters

Demonstrates adding Source, Sink, State, and Clock Pins to FireMonkey components.

Demonstrates using OpenWire Live Bindings to navigate and edit a TClientDataSet.