Free candy tracks software for mac

myTracks 1.7dev2 is launched as a useful Mac OS X desktop application which is equipped with a lot of functions.

This application primarily adresses the ambitious hobby photographer who wants to link photos to GPS tracks. Nevertheless, even without a GPS device you can use myTracks as an (offline) Google maps browser. With a GPS device like a Wintec WBT2-01, a Magellan or Garmin you can directly import your tracks from the GPS device.

Major Features:

1. Managing GPS tracks; including import of GPS files and direct import from GPS devices
2. Google maps (offline) browsing; including visualization of the tracks
3. Geotagging of photos
4. Realtime GPS tracking

Fix Missing Tracks is a small AppleScript which enables you to merge the meta-data from your missing iTunes track into another.

When iTunes has lost all knowledge of a tracks location, you can re-add the tracks to your Library and use this AppleScript to save your track meta-data (like play count, last played date and rating).

Completly freeware.

Delete iPod Playlist and Tracks is a free and easy to use Applescript thatwill allow you to quickly delete a selected playlist from an iPod, and its tracks from the iPods Library.
System requirements:
- iTunes 2.0.3 or later
- iPod
WARNING: Make sure that you dont select the iPods main library because this will delete its ENTIRE library. The Delete iPod Playlist and Tracks script must be used with extreme caution.

Synchronization (setting of time stamps) of your text track with your video track is easy with QTTT's user interface. Syntax for Basic and Advance text and track options (e.g., text color, drop shadows, scrolling, highlighting) is quickly generated by QTTT based upon user selections. QTTT then converts your text track syntax to a movie which can then be merged with your video track within QTTT.

A useful Guide window provides detailed information about QuickTime Text Descriptor syntax and how to use QTTT. QuickTime Text Tracks was created with Apple HyperCard.

The script "iPod tracks ? Desktop" is installed in iTunes script menu.
This script will copy the selected tracks in iTunes (not Playlists) off your iPod onto your Desktop, easily.
If a file with the same name already exists in the destination then the user will be prompted.
The way I found to get tracks copied is my small hack, due to this the script has been saved run-only. Sorry.
The script "iPod tracks ? Choose..." is installed in iTunes script menu.
This script will perform the same action than the previous, but will let you choose in which folder you want to copy the tracks selected in iTunes.
The script "iPod tracks ? encode" is installed in iTunes script menu.
This script will convert the iPod selected track(s) according to the current iTunes conversion preferences, adding them to iTunes main library.
The script "iPod tracks ? iTunes Library" is installed in iTunes script menu.
This script will add the iPod selected track(s) in iTunes main library, and to a library named according to iPods name. If iTunes preferences are set to copy files as they are added to the library, then files will be phisically copied in iTunes Music folder.
The script "iPod tracks (Prefs)" is installed in iTunes script menu.
This script will set up some preferences for the scripts listed above.
The script "Whole iPod Library ? Desktop" is installed in iTunes script menu.
This script will copy the entire iPod library to the desktop, regardless of its internal organization in subfolders. The copy could take a long time, in any case thee user can stop it with the usual Command-. keystroke.
Enhancements:
- Faster
- The hack that finds out iPod tracks has been improved
- All file types are now copied, including Apple Loseless, WAV and possibly movies
- Fixed an issue preventing the script to work in some (rare) cases depending on iPod name
- New preferences (standard binary plist)
- Mac-Intel compatibility has been improved
- New names for the scripts, that include extension
- New installer.

Requirements:
Mac OS X 10.1 or later, iTunes 3.0 or later.