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iUSBCam 2.2.4 is a mighty admirable tool which you can use most any QuickTime compatible video source for video conferencing in iChat. This includes USB webcams! Also, iUSBCam enables video conferencing on G3 computers which fall below Apple's minimum CPU speed requirements. iUSBCam also lets you adjust your camera's brightness, contrast, and more. Use iUSBCam to enable your G3 for DV cameras such as the iSight.

uGrabIt 1.1 is developed to be a useful tool with which you can record videoclips from almost any device. (no matter if its a Firewire Camcorder, USB Webcam or videocard) It was originally created to allow capturing videoclips for iMovie from an iSight Cam. The dimensions, the desired Codec and the Framerate can be chosen freely.

Connect your videodevice to the Computer. Turn on the device. Start recording. It is simple! There are 4 Presets: DV Pal and DV NTSC are best for use in iMovie. You can create your own settings, store and manage them. uGrabIt is Shareware. The unregistered version can only grab clips of 30 seconds length. There is also an OsX version of uGrabIt available.

Nisus Writer 6.5 is a necessary and invaluable writing tool Nisus writer that allows you to write what you want to write in your own way. if you want to write in another language, combine it with the Nisus Dictionary Collection on CD and the Apple Language Kits (that come on your Mac OS 9.x CD), and Nisus Writer gives you the complete multilingual writing solution.

Major Features:

1. You can save files as HTML, or share your work with others withnon-contiguous selection feature.
2. You can also select rectangular blocks of material (handy for switching those columns of figures around).
3. Nisus Writer also offers unparalleled find & replace, unlimited undos, customizable keyboard menu equivalents, graphics creation, and an especially powerful macro language.
4. It will even work with IBM's ViaVoice Enhanced Edition to let you enter text using a USB microphone.
5. Plus, with Nisus Email you can easily drag your text and send it to anyone.

Requirements:

• PPCMac OS 8.5 or higher
  

QuickTimeTcl 3.1b5 is considered as a comprehensive the Tcl/Tk scripting language that provides simple bindings to QuickTime on the Macintosh and Windows. With just a few lines of code you get access to the main parts in QuickTime, and can do amazing things without writing any C code. Every window you see above are made in Tcl/Tk. The Tcl/Tk language is fairly complete so you can start writing your own applications. The main features of this package are:

Major Features:

1. Simple playback of audio and video in a movie widget; for instance, play mp3, view VR panoramas, most video and sound formats, streaming live content from a broadcaster, shockwave/flash, etc. Remote (URL) connections can be made asynchronously.
2. A sequence grabber widget that previews and captures video and audio from an external source, such as a web camera or a DV video camera, via the serial port, USB, or FireWire.
3. Editing commands, such as cut, copy and paste, both on complete movies and down to individual tracks. Video effects through dialogs.
4. Versatile methods for making movies from individual images, supporting sequence compression, usage of all appropriate QT codecs, compression levels, key frame rate etc.
5. All available video effects in a single line of code.
6. Exporting to a number of audio/video formats via dialogs.
7. Most still image formats are supported implicitly by QuickTimeTcl but via Tk's own image widget.

With QuickLink Mobile you can rely on wide area wireless network coverage, Wi-Fi hotspots or a combination of both. QuickLink Mobile also offers the freedom to easily move from Wi-Fi hotspots to a location outside the hotspot "zone".

Choose the connection option thats right for you -- connect wirelessly with PC Cards, a Bluetooth enabled mobile phone or utilize one of your Macs USB ports with a cable to mobile phone.

QuickLink Mobile will quickly turn your mobile phone into a wireless modem or use a PC Card to access the Internet.

G-Lab 5.5 brings a very tractable and powerful data acquisition software you have ever seen. With its 29 Icons it is the powertool forlaboratory, education and science. You set up your first worksheet in less than a minute. With our new USB DAQ interface with 16 analog inputs, 1 analog output and 4 digital I/O each, we have grounded the price for such a system. Now it has http support. Share the displays and values over the internet.

24U Phidgets Plug-In 1.0 is packed with full of features to allow you to connect different kinds of phidgets to your computer's USB port and interact with them directly from FileMaker Pro. You can triger a FileMaker script when a hardware button is pressed, or a value measured by an analog sensor exceeds defined maximum value.

You can display messages on a LED or LCD display, or simple turn on single LED to indicate success or failure of some action. You can identify people or goods using short-distance wireless RFID tags or cards. You can move things by sending commands to servo motors. Or you can just build a railway model for your children and control trains using FileMaker Pro...

Major Features:

1. Control your solution by hardware buttons, switches, and sliders
2. Display data on LCD/LED displays, indicate status by lighting LEDs
3. Capture sensor data such as temperature, acceleration, force, light, or Ph
4. Read and write RFID tags and identification cards
5. Control servo motors from within FileMaker Pro

Requirements: FileMaker Pro 8

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:

1. Scaling and polarity selection of the incoming data
2. Straight mapping from the incoming data into one of the available MIDI events
3. 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)
4. Remapping of the computer keyboard and mouse to MIDI data
5. MIDI output port selection (i.e. select the internal MIDI bus, the internal QuickTime GM synth or external MIDI port)
6. 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)
7. External MIDI input data can be merged with junXion's MIDI data save/recall user defined configurations