Mp3

Axife FM Player is the only application on the Internet that turns an ordinary TV/Radio card into an expensive intelligent FM receiver! You can shift a radio broadcast at any moment in any direction! 31-band equalizer, MP3-recording and even more...

Makes exact digital copies of audio CD's. Uses FreeDB. Designed for beginners and advanced users. Convert to and from all supported formats: WAV, MP3, WMA 8 and 9, OGG. Record any input: records, tapes, radio, mic.,streaming audio, etc. as WAV's.

Music Organizer Deluxe is a complete program that allows music collectors, audiophiles, hobbyists, dealers, and clubs to organize, catalog, and manage their collections on their PCs.

Image files viewer and converter, editor, mopher. Creating HTML albums ready to be published on Web. Abilty to see sequence of images as slide show. Abilty to play MP3, MIDI and AVI video files. MP3 tag editor. Image files browser.

Low cost music and spot scheduler, and playlist creator software for radio station broadcasting and internet streaming. Also suitable for in-store automated music systems.

BROADCAST EDITION - Fully automated Multi-User broadcast quality Multimedia broadcast/DJ System. Non-Stop, No Repeat continuous music and promos. Your automated intelligent station engineer.

Continuous multimedia show with variable speed. Searches for all types of Video, Pictures and Audio resources in olders, sub-folders, zip files, Office (2000-03) documents like PowerPoint, Word, Excel. Formats: wmv, avi, mpg, bmp, jpeg, gif,wav, …

With this software you can easily batch rename MP3 files using embedded ID3 Artist/Album information, or rename hundreds of photos at a time from the unhelpful camera names to names that mean something to you.

Cybercorder 2000 provides VCR-like recording for radio shows or any audio input. Recordings are stored on disk as WAV or MP3 files with optional audio compression to save disk space.

An easy-to operate tool for converting AC3 and unprotected VOB format files to PCM WAV, MP3, WMA and Ogg Vorbis formats. As a result, the listening sensation is much more natural, with sounds appearing "out-of-head".