Report Workshop is a set of VCL components for creating reports. Report Workshop is based on TRichView.

Report Workshop can be logically divided into the following groups:

Report design
Report generation
Data providers
Report design
Reports are designed in TRichView editor. ScaleRichView may be used as well. Report Workshop extends a user interface of RichViewActions by adding commands for report designing: a dialog for editing report-related document properties, dialogs for associating data queries with table rows and cells, dialogs for defining properties of cross tabulation tables (pivot tables), etc.

RVMedia is a set of Delphi VCL and Lazarus LCL components having the following functions:

receiving video from different sources: local web cameras, IP cameras, network video streams, computer desktop, local and remote video files;
configuring IP cameras and controlling their rotation;
reading sound from a microphone;
sending and receiving video and audio data via the Internet;
organizing video chats and video conferences (either as directly connected applications or using a client-server model).
RVMedia can use GStreamer and FFmpeg libraries to show video streams in advanced formats, such as H.264.
Note: RVMedia does not include neither a source code nor an object code of these libraries. Copyright to GStreamer and FFmpeg belongs to the respective owners. RVMedia uses them under GNU LGPL license v2.1.

ScaleRichView is a set of VCL components for WYSIWYG editing (“What You See Is What You Get”), created basing on TRichView and RichViewActions. ScaleRichView uses TRichView engine for document rendering, but it repaginates, scales and draws pages in its own way. A document in ScaleRichView is accessible via hidden (or external) TRichViewEdit component, so you can use the same methods for document generation and editing as you use in TRichView. Headers, footers, endnotes, footnotes and text boxes are accessible in a similar way.

CrossVcl is a set of tools for Delphi developers, which can create VCL applications for macOS and Linux with Embarcadero Delphi.