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Do you like the media browser that Apple includes in some of its applications, but wish you could use it from any application? Now you can. The iMedia Browser can be used whenever and wherever you need to access your library of music, videos, photos, and bookmarks.
This free tool, optimized for speech, makes a noble effort to correct uneven volume levels. And it couldn't be easier to use-just drop AIFF or WAV files on the application, and it does the job.
This application that makes recovery painless, because it makes creating a fully bootable backup painless. Its incredibly clear, friendly interface is understandable, easy to use, and SuperDuper's built-in scheduler makes it trivial to back up automatically.
Easily and quickly send files and folders to multiple destinations across your LAN by simply dragging files onto recipients in a popup window. The easiest way to get things from one place to another quickly without dialogs, passwords or confirmations. DropCopy is free for personal use (up to 3 machines on a network) and $25 for larger networks but donations are always welcome. Read the review here.
PatchBurn is a tool to patch existing CD/DVD-drivers or to generate and install new device profiles (under Mac OS 10.3.x and later). It allows many, otherwise unsupported burners to be used directly with Mac-OS X, iTunes and DiscBurner.
Does your Macbook Pro scald your legs? Fry your eggs? smcFanControl 2.1 speeds up the internal fan so your Macbook will cool down. It may cool down as much as 40 degrees!
AppFresh is very useful free tool that keeps all applications on your Mac up to date by checking the internet for new releases and makes downloading and installing them a breeze.
AppDelete is a way to delete an application and all of it’s associated items. Just drag and drop an app and off you go. I like that it puts all of the items into a folder and puts it in your Trash. That way, you can still take a look to be sure that it didn’t take anything it wasn’t supposed to take.
RapidoStart is a cool utility designed to quickly launch applications, open documents, or access folders. When there is not enough space in the Apple Dock, you can use RapidoStart to store an endless number of items! It can be used in conjunction with the Apple Dock or as its replacement.
RapidoSerial is an easy to use database software that allows you to quickly build a permanent record of your applications and their related licenses. With RapidoSerial, you can backup important software information, vendor information, license files and much more.
IceClean is a system created to help you solve maintenance and optimization problems using built-in Unix system tasks to help your Mac stay healthy and also to keep it running as smoothly as possible.
With a single click PAGEot allows you to add QuickTime movies (interactive videos, sounds, panoramas and objects…) to your HTML pages. It gives to advanced users an immediate access to the complex features of QuickTime plug-ins, and gives you the power to create interactive playlists and presentations.
Bitrate Pro is a media calculator for audio and visual professionals. With Bitrate Pro you can calculate file size, data rate or duration of the project that your working on. Bitrate Pro makes it easy for any audio or visual professional to get the numbers they need quick.
TubeTV is a fantastic little application that lets you save YouTube vids and Google Video in AppleTV or iPod compatible format. TubeTV does require the Perian QuickTime (see below), but other than that, it’s good to go. Just drag it in your apps folder and you should be all set. No plugins, no config — just easy video for your iPod. Perfect!
HandBrake is a DVD to MPEG-4 converter, available for MacOS X. Using HandBrake you can take a source video from a DVD image, DVD, video_ts folder, NTSC, plus a couple of others to boot and easily convert them to MPEG-4 video. Alternately (or additionally) you also have the option of converting them to a number of audio outputs like Vorbis, MP3 or AAC. Some of the other handy features and latest updates to HandBrake for Mac include; user presets, AppleTV/PS3 support, surround sound, and Quicktime style chapter markers. It’s all open source, it works great and (best of all) it’s free.
If you’ve ever started up Quicktime and had a message pop up “You are missing a codec to play this file”, then you’ll be glad to see Perian. Perian is a Quicktime component that will allow you to play all kinds of files including the most popular ones. (Divx, XviD, FLV, AVI ). The list goes on. Also supported are MS-MPEG4 v1, MS-MPEG4 v2, MS-MPEG4 v3, DivX 3.11 alpha, 3ivX, Sorenson H.263, Flash Screen Video, Truemotion VP6. Even if you don’t recognize all those words, you should install this free component. Installing this component should Quicktime, iTunes, and iMovie play all of these files.
(If you want to play Windows Media files, you’ll still need the free Windows Media Compnent)
Miyu is a nice application that will let you add subtitles (or other text) to videos. It features playback with real-time preview, full screen playback, WYSIWYG Typesetting and much more. Once you are done with the video, you can export it as a Quicktime video, AVI, and a couple other formats.
This is useful in a few ways. For instance, maybe you are going to upload a video to Youtube and you want to be sure your site gets credit. Teave it in there on the bottom of the video. Or maybe you are doing home videos of grandpa and he just slurs too much for people to understand. You can type the text out to keep up as he speaks.
When it comes to editing and exporting videos, there are few video files that MPEG Streamclip can’t handle.
“MPEG Streamclip lets you play and edit QuickTime, DV, AVI, MPEG-4, MPEG-1; MPEG-2 or VOB files or transport streams with MPEG, PCM, or AC3 audio (MPEG-2 playback component required); DivX (with DivX 5.1.1) and WMV (with Flip4Mac WMV Player). MPEG Streamclip can export all these formats to QuickTime, DV/DV50, AVI/DivX and MPEG-4 with high quality encoding and even uncompressed or HD video.”
When activated, you can have a little window pop up to show what you are typing on your keyboard. For example, if you are making a video screencast, but you are not recording sound, you don’t always have a way to show your audience what you are doing. With KeyCastr activated, a window will pop up showing the text that you type. Almost like subtitles for your video. Even better, if you mention a website that may be hard to spell out. You can type it across the bottom of your screen so your viewers know the URL. This is a great tool for video podcasters.