Free cheap car audio software for mac

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What I do is record radio programs with Audio Hijack Pro (Car Talk, Wait Wait, etc.) and write them to CD so I can listen to them in my car (since I am not always home when those programs are on).

Now, rather than have one hour-long CD track, I would open them in Sound Studio, break them up into 3 sessions (divided at their 17-minute breaks), save them as separate AIFF files and record them to CD with Toast. This took a lot of manual work.

However, I recently discovered—after downloading an audio book and writing it to CD—that iTunes would break the book into separate tracks by chapter when burning to CD (I’m using iTunes 5).

So I discoverd Apple’s ChapterTool. This will allow a person to make chapters in my M4A files (the format I use to record the radio shows with Audio Hijack Pro).

And I also discovered the “Join Together” script, which I used to figure out how to send a command to the Terminal to run ChapterTool. (I am lost when it comes to the Terminal. I can change directories, but that’s about it.)

So what I did was create an XML file (which ChapterTool uses to get the info on where to put the chapters in the audio file). Because I don’t know where the breaks in the program will be — some NPR programs break at the 17-minute mark, others vary sightly—I decided just to break them up into 10-minute increments. This allowed me to use a standard XML file for every program.

I then created the script ‘Chapterize’ (some sections leveraged from the Join Together script).
Chapterize is a small AppleScript that adds chapters to M4A(AAC) files.

The script runs from within Audio Hijack Pro, but you could change it so it runs when you drop a file on it.
The ChapterTool folder and the XML file are both in the Music folder (that’s where the script looks for them - you will have to change it so your XML file has the same name as what is in the script).
It saves a new, chapterized copy of the Audio file with “_CHP” added at the end, in the same folder as the original.
Since each Audio file may take a minute or two to process, I added the ‘say’ commands so I could get an audio update of what is going on.
It also beeps 3 times and opens the destination folder when it is done.

I just ran this on 20 files and it worked great. I then imported one into iTunes and burned it and it worked - there were 6 files on the CD. One thing I need to remember though, is to set the Gap Between Songs in iTunes burning preferences to ‘None’ since the gap may end up in the middle of a word or sentence—I don’t want a 2-second gap in between the tracks.

Car Companion is a small utility written in Java to help keep track of your vehicles maintenance schedule. It allows you to keep track of multiple vehicles and lets you select and create maintenance items for your vehicle and the intervals at which they should occur. It also generates two reports for users. A vehicle sticker to keep in your car that tells you when maintenance needs to be performed, and a Service Report which shows a complete service history for the vehicle.
Car Companion is a Java based application that I began working on in July 2003. I wanted a tool to help me keep track of the maintenance that I do on my Jeep. I could not find anything out there that fit my needs, so I decided to write my own. This little program allows me to keep track of all my maintenance and print out reports and a sticker to keep in my glove box, so that I know when I need to perform the next oil change, replace the air filter, change the brakes, etc.
It is a free open source application. All of the source is available in a separate jar file that you can download. You can check out my project page at sourceforge.
I chose Java so that it could be run on any operating system: Mac, Unix, Linux, or Windows. The data is stored in a xml file so that it can be easily transferred to any database or xml supported program.
Enhancements:
- Fixed the cost conversion bug. It now sorts the services entered by date, so the newest always shows last.

This application is Macintosh version Link Soft for the CASIO Wrist Audio Player. Use of this application requires a separately available CASIO Wrist Audio Player. The Wrist Audio Player is a wristwatch type wearable audio player that can playback MP3 files you create on your computer or download from the Internet.

This application makes it possible for you to transfer such files from your computer to the Wrist Audio Player. The wristwatch configuration of the Wrist Audio Player makes it possible for you to take your favorite music along just about anywhere.

Switch Audio Converter 1.52 is an application which is used for turning audio files for Mac OS X. It can convert many different types of audio files into mp3, wav and many other formats.

Major Features:

1. Automatically normalize audio while converting.
2. Access online database to add song information as you convert.
3. Import multiple file formats at the same time and convert to one output format.
4. Ability to play tracks prior to conversion.
5. Import and convert a playlist (m3u and pls).
6. Import video files and extract audio (avi, mov, mpeg)

Requirements: none

Cheap-o-Scope is a small utility that will convert Quicktime movies into Adobe Filmstrip files and also convert Adobe Filmstrip files back into Quicktime movies. Adobe Filmstrip files are recognized by Photoshop and probably other image editing files (its just a sequence of raw RGB image data).
Adobe Premiere will also import them, but if youre using iMovie, youll need to convert. Filmstrip is a good format for doing rotoscoping and animation work if you dont have the money for a separate rotoscoping product.
Using Cheap-o-Scope really couldnt be easier - simply drop a Quicktime movie on it, or select the movie from the "Open..." dialog and a Filmstrip file will be created that can be edited or modified in Photoshop or another image editing program. When you are done editing the file, simply drop the filmstrip (.flm) file on the Cheap-o-Scope icon or select the file from the "Open..." dialog, and it will output it to a Quicktime movie (Note: if Cheap-o-Scope wasnt in the Applications folder when you started OS X, dragging files onto its icon may not work).
Filmstrip files are very large and I wouldnt recommend doing more than a few seconds of footage at a time unless you have a very high powered machine with lots of speed and plenty of RAM. Filmstrip files also do not support a sound track, so you should keep the original movie so that you have the original sound - you can merge the new movie with the old sound in iMovie without any great difficulty.
Enhancements:
- Adds ability to select compression for final movie
- Rebuilt with debug symbols and zerolink turned off.