Free digital media workshop software for mac

Contextual Menu Workshop is a free framework for creating Contextual Menu plug-ins for Mac OS X.This package contains C, C++, ObjC, Obj C++ and AppleScript sources which are useful for developers only.

If you are looking for pre-built, ready to use CM plug-ins developed in CMW, go to http://free.abracode.com/cmworkshop/ and download individual archives.

Enhancements:

• Release notes not available currently

Requirements:

• Mac OS X 10.3.9 or later, Keyspan Digital Media Remote.

Front End Digital Media Player is a play list based multimedia playback and presentation software package for QuickTime supported media.
Front End Digital Media Player allows you to quickly and easily create play lists of images movies and sounds, up to 99 files.
Save and reload play lists of your favorite items. Choose from three playback modes including full screen for multimedia presentation.
A shuttle control provides fast and slow motion forward and reverse playback of sound andmovie files. You can also mark in and out points on sound and movie files to play only the parts you want. A snapshot button allows you to grab movie frames to images.
The standard adjustable volume, balance and treble controls are also included. All of this and more in an intuitive interface that remembers your settings.
Some of the supported play back formats include: mp4, mov, aiff, 3gp, 3gp2, wav, avi (basic codecs), jpeg, pict, bmp, tiff and much more.
Main features:
- View, Audio, Video & Images
- Full Screen Playback
- Looping
- Mark Selections
- Slow Motion Playback
- Save & Play lists
- Cross Platform.

Customize your iPhone using this beautiful theme.
System requirements:
- iPhone

Digital World Clock is a Digital Clock! Sadly, setting the foreign time isn’t as nice as with Apple’s world clock, but it’s not so bad.

Digital World Clock just needs to be set with your offset from GMT and choose your DST rule.

12 hr. Digital Clock is as the name says a digital LCD-type display clock. Time is viewed in 12 hour AM/PM format.

Completly freeware for non-commercial use.

There are lots of strange clocks for Dashboard, but pretty much all of them are very small, which isnt suited for a Media Mac, where youre looking at the clock from a couple of feet away in your sofa.

So I made two large clocks for Dashboard running on a MediaMac; An analog and a digital one. Both are about 400 pixels wide so theyre easy to see from across the room.

Nothing fancy about them. No city support, not even seconds are shown and no preferences to set.