Free mp3 stripe software for mac

MP3 Sushi 1.5 is a product including two applications MP3 Sushi Server and MP3 Buddies

Major Features:

1. MP3 Sushi Server allows you to turn your Mac into a Jukebox or a Radio broadcast station in a few clicks. It's a cool way to share and stream and share your music among a local network or the Internet.
2. Thanks to the Rendezvous technology (aka ZeroConf), MP3 Buddies makes it easy to find every Jukebox and Radio servers on your local network. Once MP3 Buddies is launched on a user computer, a list of servers is displayed and in just one click the user can browse the Jukebox songs in his favorite navigator or listen to the Radio in iTunes.

MP3 Title Fixer 1.3 is a useful program which enables you to rename MP3 files using the title in the v3 header while adding the ".mp3" extension. Saves a lot of typing. The utilities just truncate the file name when it is too long for the MacOS. My personal preference is to use the standard acronym creation policy of removing vowels until the name is short enough. This leaves enough of the full title to make it understandable (in most cases anyway).

Stripe Paint is a desktop set that contains a set of very interesting wallpapers for your computer.
Get Stripe Paint and have retro paint splashed around the screen.
System requirements:
- 1280x800 Screen Resolution

Requirements:
Mac OS X 10.1.2 or later, iTunes 2.0.3 or later.

Enhancements:
Version 1.1 adds vast improvements made. Removed the icon due to legal reasons, and fixed the About dialog box to display the correct information. I also made the controller much, much smaller, nearly 1/4th the size it was before. So it wont clutter your screen space with useless buttons, i set aside the special features button in another window that can be accessed through a click of the "More" button, to save screen space. Everything is still there, but better. 1.0 [01/29/02] : Final! Release version! This is the final build, included 3 more features including Random MP3 and Stream MP3. Fixed interface to be more compact and organized. Added an OS X optimized icon. Took no more than 2 hours to do the update. Tested 1.0b extensively, and 1.0 too, virtually no bugs. 1.0b [01/29/02] : The first initial release, still undergoing some testing necessary for full release. Not intended as a full release. Since this is a beta, im not expecting everything to work on it. Still a plain app, future versions will include a Mac OS X optimized icon, and about screen, including support for more features.

MP3 Title Converter is a simple utility that makes it easy to change MP3 filenames. Why do you need such a utility? Recently, I purchased a DVD player that could play MP3 discs. After burning my MP3 files to a disc and playing it on my DVD player, I noticed something - only the first 8 characters of each song was displayed.

Since most of my files began with either the artists name or the track number from the original CD, the titles on the screen didnt tell me what the song really was. My only option was to manually rename all of my files. Thats why I wrote this utility.

There are some preferences you can change. You can specify the number of characters your DVD player displays. You can also specify if your DVD player strips out spaces and converts the title to all caps.

MP3Creator is an AppleScript droplet that changes the creator type of mp3 files to Audion, Quicktime or SoundJam.
It appends ".mp3" to the filename, if it is not already there.

Completly freeware.