Free media rage software for mac

Media Snap 1.3 is developed as a smart and useful software with which you can easily search, download and save videos from youtube. You can save your downloaded youtube videos as QuickTime movies or as mp3 (audio only) and put it on your iPod. Media Snap requires OS X 10.5.

Media Hive is a streaming media management project that will allow you to access your media collection from your web browser, and play your media from anywhere you have internet access.
Main features:
- It has a feature-rich playlist that you may modify as it plays.
- It has powerful filtering and smart-playlist capabilities.
- With it, you can play your stuff from anywhere you have an internet connection.
- It supports both audio and video.
- It keeps usage statistics, and can show you lists of what your favorite stuff was for the last week, month, or whatever dates you feel like looking at.
- It can handle very large media collections.
- Its really simple to install - just unpack and run. And if its not what youre looking for, its easy to remove it from your system - just delete the directory its in.
- Its very customizable. There are three different user interfaces available for it right now, so theres probably one that works the way that you want to.
- It has Badges: images that you can embed in your website, blog, myspace page, forum sig, etc. They can show your favorite artists, albums, or songs, or they can show whats currently playing on your system. They can be any size, can show your favorites for different date ranges, and list as many (or few) items as you want.
Enhancements:
- Added iPhone interface.
- Fixed playlist add/remove when in shuffle mode.
- Fixed a bug where saving a filter didnt reload the filters page.
- Initial release of remote control plug-ins for XMMS and WMP.

MediaDock is a simple companion to Apples Dock, providing a place for mounted media such as CDs, DVDs, Disk Images, and Hard drives to reside. Just like the dock, MediaDock allows you to enable hiding as well as pinning with a twist - centered pinning keeps the dock centered on its side of the screen; top pinning keeps the top left corner of MediaDock fixed, meaning mounts and unmounts cause the bottom of MediaDock to move. Why?

Because you may want MediaDock to be 3/4 up the left hand side of the screen instead of all the way up to the menubar - dragging the border makes the choice in positioning yours. MediaDock gives you easy access to applications scuh as iTunes and iDVD, as well as directory access to files and folders on mounted media.

Introducing Windows Media Player 9 for Mac OS X.
Sporting a new brushed steel skin for Apples newest operating system, this new version of our player opens the world of Windows Media 9 content to Macintosh users, enabling them to access the best audio and video on the Web.
New plug-in support added for Internet Explorer, Netscape, and Safari enables playback of Windows Media files right from the browser.
Main features:
- Support for local and streamed playback of Windows Media files
- ASX version 1.0, 2.0, and 3.0 parsing
- UDP, TCP/IP, HTTP and multicast streaming
- Protocol automatic ordering and rollover
- Multiple bit rates
- Intelligent streaming
- Logging
- Producer file support
- Server Side playlist
- Favorites
- Closed captioning
- HTTP basic authentication
- Limited Windows Media Download (WMD) support (will not display ICP skin - only playback of audio/video)

Requirements: Mac OS X 10.4 or later.

MissingMediaBurner is a tool that allows you to burn information to CD-R/RW and DVD-R/RW drives. Some of the drives supported include the Yamaha-CDR10x, Plextor, Sony-CDU920 and 948, Toshiba and more.

The Destiny Media Player allows you to play MP3, MPE (Destinys own secure MP3 format), CD audio, MIDI, AIFF and .wav formats and listen to a growing number of web-based radio stations broadcasting on the RadioDestiny Network, all using the familiar home stereo interface. Easy and flexible playlist options. Now supports M3U (winamp) playlists.

With the Media Calculator application one knows the optimal data rate of a video stream, independently of a certain codec, for the medium used feed (as for example DVD, VCD, DSL, etc..).