Free change disk name to song name 1.0 software for mac

So Im going through my library, and notice quite a few albums which have the Artist and Song Name reversed.

So I wrote this little script to, well, fix that. I dont know how prevalent this problem is (I have quite a few CDs ripped ages ago when CDDB was even less organized) but thought others might find it of value.

Swap Artist and Song Name is a small AppleScript that swaps the artist and song name for selected tracks.

Change Case of All Names is an ASCII-based script from Apple will change the case of the names of all items in a chosen folder to your choice of either ALL CAPS or all lower case. This script can even process nested folders.

Completly freeware for personal use.

Save Comments for SoundJam is a SoundJam AppleScript that saves the ID tag information from songs in a folder into the comment of the each sound file.

Its useful if you dont know the names of songs just from their file names.

Completly freeware.

Name This Tune is a fun way to help you have fun testing your knowledge of your iTunes songs by playing a game.

Scores and sound setting are saved between sessions.

Make Disks Visible 1.0 can handle the problems when Mac OS X Public Beta alters Mac OS Standard (HFS) disks and make them become invisible. This situation is not harmful but it is annoying. Judging from the posts on various web sites, it is a fairly pervasive problem. We've created a utility named Make Disks Visible that restores visibility under Mac OS 9 to disks made invisible by Mac OS X Public Beta.

Requirements:

• Mac OS 9

Your rights to use this update are subject to the terms of the software license agreement that follows and accompanies the update. By downloading or using this update, you accept the terms of the software license agreement.

The Firmware Restoration CD is used to restore the firmware of an Intel-based iMac (early 2006), Mac mini (early 2006), or MacBook Pro (early 2006) to original factory condition.
It can only be used to restore the Firmware after an interrupted or failed update.

1) Launch Disk Utility (located in /Applications/Utilities).

2) Click on the Burn icon or select the "Burn..."menu from the Images menu.

3) Navigate to where FirmwareRestorationCD.dmg is located and click the Burn button.

4) Insert a blank recordable CD or DVD.

5) Click the Burn button to create the Firmware Restoration CD.

The files are burned to the disc.

Using the Firmware Restoration CD, restore your Firmware back to factory condition:

6) Insure that the machine you are trying to restore is plugged into an AC outlet.

7) Power on the computer and hold down the power button until the LED blinks rapidly followed immediately by a successive series of blinks (3 quick blinks, 3 slow blinks, 3 quick blinks), then release the Power button.

8) Insert the Firmware Restoration CD into the optical drive.

After 30-60 seconds, the startup beep sound is played and a progress bar appears beneath the Apple logo on a gray screen.

The progress bar indicates the firmware is being updated.

DO NOT unplug, shut down, or restart the computer during the update or you will need to restart the restoration process beginning with step 6.

9) The computer will restart automatically after the firmware is updated.

This information is also available at the following url: http://www.info.apple.com/kbnum/n303469

You must first agree to the SLA agreement before downloading or using this update:
Software License Agreement

To restore your computers firmware, first create a CD using the disk image named "FirmwareRestorationCD.dmg":

Reorder Disk Icons is a useful AppleScript applet that changes the order of the disk icons like it was before Finder v8.5.

The pre-OS 8.5 Finder uses the mounted disk order.
Finder v8.5 or higher places the disk icons according to the disks free space, with the startup disk first. To place your disk icons as the previous Finder did it, just copy the applet into the "Startup Items" folder.