Free download image software for mac

Requirements:
Mac OS X 10.1 or later.

Enhancements:
Version 1.0.1 adds the following:

• Fixed bug reported by helgaker.

Download-O-Mat 1.4 delivers an advantageous tool which has function of automating downloads from Hotline servers. It is transparently compatible with Hotline partial downloads, and includes limited client facilities. It automatically resumes downloads, waits for download slots, reconnects on connection failures amongst other things.

Requirements: PPC5 MB RAM

DJ Download Search is a simple widget that will allow you to perform searches for tracks, artists or record labels on the DJ Download music site.
I built it more for my own convenience as I wanted to get information on certain tracks in a mix set that I was listening to without having to load up Safari and then go to the DJ Download site to see if it was available.
When you type a search and press enter, it will automatically open Safari with the search results.
Enhancements:
- Updated download details.
- Corrected some image isssues.

Ever wondered if you could get that HD trailer down before you had to go to work?

Wonder no more. Just type in your estimated download speed and the size of the file, and presto — you’ve got the download time in days, hours, minutes, and seconds.

Also supports calculation of multiple files of same size, like split .rar archives. Enjoy!

Sound of an Image converts images into music. Open an image, choose which instruments to use, and hit "Play".
Sound of an Image will magically transform into real music the pictures you load into it.
Enhancements:
- MIDI Export
- This was by far the top user request: SoundOfAnImage can now export MIDI files. Note that it always exports with the tempo set to 120 beats per minute; you can Change that in whatever scoring/MIDI editing app youre using.
- Bug Fixes
- I fixed a couple of the most commonly-reported bugs. They were pretty weird and minor so I wont list them here.
- Open Source
- You can download the source code to SoundOfAnImage here. SoundOfAnImage is written in Objective-C using both Cocoa (AppKit) and Carbon (QuickTime). I wouldnt exactly call this high-quality code; SoundOfAnImage is more of an art project to me than a serious piece of engineering.