Free network protocol packet analyzer software for mac

View-source protocol enabler for Explorer alllows Internet Explorer to use the (long awaited) "view-source:" pseudo-protocol as it is used in Netscape and other Browsers. it works on the Address Bar, on Favorites, on hyperlinks and JavaScript statements.

The HTML source is opened in a new file in BBEdit, so disk cluttering is avoided and hints are given on how to install it and create a bookmarklet to have the HTML source in your editor at you fingetips.

Super Analyzer 3.0 is known as a useful tool that looks at your iTunes music library and creates a variety of charts and statistics that tell you interesting things about your music collection and listening habits. It is the perfect complement to anyone who uses iTunes. A few of the charts are shown below: you can see how many songs you have in each genre and from each year, and what time of day you listen to the most music, and how quickly your collection is growing. Share your stats! You can save individual graphs as image files to email to friends, or save a complete summary as a webpage that you can put on your website.

Requirements:

• Windows or Mac OS computer that has Java Runtime.
  

TAMS Analyzer 3.6b6 has come as a helpful program for coding and extraction which can be used for qualitative research projects. Supports multiple coders, hierarchical codes, complex searching for information, many options for formatting the output of searches, and easy export to Excel and other databases.

PDF Analyzer is a programm to view objects of a PDF file and to export images.

A PDF file is a collection of objects, of which each has an objectnumber and a generation number. The combination of objectnumber and generation number is unique in a PDF file. The objects are not in a particular order.

Some objects have a type and a subtype. Images for example have the type "Xobject" and the subtype "Image".

Each object has a dictionary with properties of the object. Images have the "Width" and "Height" property.

Some objects have streams which are long strings of binary data. Most time, streams are compressed, or "filtered". The filter is specified in the dictionary.

FFT Analyzer lets you view audio signals in a frequency display.
It uses an FFT algorithm to convert the time signal to the frequency signal.
There are several options to customize the display, i.e. zoom, scale etc. The application is intended to be used mainly by musicians.
Enhancements:
- ported to OS X 10.2 or later
- fixed bug causing 100% CPU usage.

LED Spectrum Analyser is a colourful visualizer for iTunes that emulates a LED Spectrum Analyzer, with lots of customisation available of layout, colours, meter ballistics and much more.

A complete rewrite of a similar earlier release for SoundJam, with many new features.

Requirements: Mac OS X 10.4 or later.