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junXion 4.0
brings you an useful and easy to use MP3 tool which allows the connection of any USB game controller and defines, in an easy user interface, the translation of each key or joystick action into a specific MIDI event more>>
junXion 4.0 brings you a useful and easy to use MP3 tool which allows the connection of any USB game controller and defines, in an easy user interface, the translation of each key or joystick action into a specific MIDI event. The resulting MIDI data is then available to any audio/music software that runs on that Mac or can be send to external MIDI interfaces.
Major Features:
- Scaling and polarity selection of the incoming data
- Straight mapping from the incoming data into one of the available MIDI events
- Mapping of the data of one input to the output of another input (i.e. trigger note with a key and control the pitch with one of the joystick axis)
- Remapping of the computer keyboard and mouse to MIDI data
- MIDI output port selection (i.e. select the internal MIDI bus, the internal QuickTime GM synth or external MIDI port)
- The possibility to simultaneously connect up to 8 USB input devices (joysticks, game pads etc) and route them to separate or common MIDI channels/ports (i.e. one can for instance 'play' Ableton Live with two joysticks and the computer keyboard)
- External MIDI input data can be merged with junXion's MIDI data save/recall user defined configurations
Pester 1.1b7
Pester is designed to be a helpful program if you dont want to miss your bus or train or you have a meeting coming up soon and want to be reminded of it. more>>
Pester 1.1b7 is designed to be a helpful program if you don't want to miss your bus or train or you have a meeting coming up soon and want to be reminded of it. Too much trouble to create an appointment in Palm Desktop, iCal or Entourage? Pester can help you create alarms easily.
Keyboard Combiner 1.0
Keyboard Combiner is equipped many useful features which help to fix a problem with the Macintosh Operating Systems handling of input from Apple Desktop Bus (ADB) devices, especially keyboards. more>>
Keyboard Combiner 1.0 is equipped many useful features which help to fix a problem with the Macintosh Operating System's handling of input from Apple Desktop Bus (ADB) devices, especially keyboards.
Normally, your computer can recognize the button presses from only one keyboard or joystick at a time because pressing a button on one device causes it to replace the buttons on other ADB devices. Most of the time this is not a significant limitation but during game play, it can be very annoying.
Imagine a two player game of Ambrosia's Mars Rising being played on a computer with an Apple Adjustable Keyboard (which is actually two different ADB keyboards). If one player is holding down a key on the keyboard part to move left and the other player presses a key on the keypad part to fire, the first player stops moving.
A similar problem occurs when playing games with both a keyboard and a joystick. Keyboard Combiner allows your computer to recognize keyboard and button presses from all the devices connected to your ADB at the same time.
Requirements:
- Mac OS X 10.4 PPC
- Mac OS X 10.3.9
- Mac OS X 10.4 Intel
- Mac OS X 10.0
- Mac OS X 10.1
- Mac OS X 10.5 PPC
- Mac OS X 10.2
- Mac OS X 10.5 Intel
- Mac OS X 10.3
- Mac OS Classic
NameRegistry Inspector 1.0
NameRegistry Inspector is created as a simple yet useful data structure maintained by Mac OS that stores hardware and software configuration information in the second generation of Power Macintosh computers more>>
NameRegistry Inspector 1.0 is created as a simple yet useful data structure maintained by Mac OS that stores hardware and software configuration information in the second generation of Power Macintosh computers.This Name Registry is only discribed in the developper documentation "Designing PCI Cards and Drivers for Power Macintosh Computers".
NameRegistry Inspector will show you these data. You will find very very interesting things, primarily in the recent Macintosh : detailed hardware configuration, memory sims characteristics, various internal speeds (CPU, memory bus, backside cache, PCI bus, USB, IEE1394 ...), Mac serial number, case color code, detailed USB configuration, various manufacturers names of your USB devices (ie: Apple mouse and keyboard ...) etc...
ROAM 1.6.1
ROAM is such an essential program which can copy the ROM into RAM, and then causes the ROM memory to be accessed from the RAM based copy instead of from the actual ROMDIMM. more>>
ROAM 1.6.1 is such an essential program which can copy the ROM into RAM, and then causes the ROM memory to be accessed from the RAM based copy instead of from the actual ROMDIMM. This has the potential of speeding up Power Macintoshes that do not already map ROM into RAM.
Machines ROAM does not work on (or not well on): iMacs (comes with ROM in RAM functionality) Blue & White G3s (comes with ROM in RAM functionality) 6100/66 Macs. It is possible that they would benefit _IF_ the system bus speed was increased. It seems like the ROM DIMM is faster than RAM on these machines. 7200's. PowerPC upgraded 680x0 Macs. Your milage may vary.
Requirements: System 7.5 to 9.04
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