Free per hour software for mac

Power Hour is a simple applescript application which plays the middle 60 seconds of 60 songs in a selected iTunes playlist.
Useful for drinking games or just for fun.
Enhancements:
- Fixed a problem with the timer losing and adding seconds.

Requirements: Mac OS X 10.3 or later, iTunes.

You have a beautiful album of photos in iPhoto that you have carefully built over the past few months. It is perfect. You would like to burn a CD, and take the files to a local center for prints. You select them all, drag them to a waiting folder, and drop. ERROR!! Some of the file names are the same, and the Finder has a fit!

Not anymore. One Hour iPhoto will eliminate your dilemma in mere seconds. Copy the script into your Scripts library, and run it any time, whether iPhoto is running or not. You will be given a list of all the albums; simply choose one, select (or create) a destination folder and a base file name, and you are done. You now have a folder of images that can be burned to a disk using any burning software you choose.

One Hour iPhoto enables you to choose an iPhoto album to transport to your local retail photo center.

PongSaver is a simple OS X screensaver, modeled after the now-famous PongClock. It displays a simulated game of PONG where the score accurately reflects the current time.
Enhancements:
- First official release
- Optional sounds
- 12-hour mode.

The Exporter is a little application which lets you convert QuickTime compatible video or audio files into another format.

Usage:
Open a file with the button Open... or via per dragndrop.
Click Export... and choose the desired QuickTime settings.

The EyeTV 200 lets users watch TV on their monitors, in a variety of window sizes, while enjoying the TiVo-like benefits of pausing and replaying live TV. Even better is its ability to schedule and automate the recording of programs, either manually or through the nicely integrated TitanTV Web site.

The EyeTV couldnt be easier to use: attach a coaxial cable or antenna to it, and then connect it to your Macs FireWire port (the unit draws its power over FireWire, so theres no need for a power adapter). Then use the Setup preference pane to automatically tune in the channels.

To watch TV, use the full-size infrared remote control or the on-screen controller. Changing channels with the EyeTV 200 is much faster than with its predecessor. You can also connect the signal from a digital-cable or satellite TV decoder to the EyeTV, but it cant change channels -- you need to do that with your decoder box.

Bundled with a software package of the same name, the EyeTV can now wake your Mac from sleep or start it up for a scheduled recording. While this worked flawlessly on a dual-867MHz G4 desktop model, it was problematic when tested on a G4 iBook.

One of the EyeTV 200s biggest advantages over the USB version is that it captures video in MPEG-2 instead of MPEG-1. MPEG-2 is the encoding format used for DVDs and satellite TV: it takes up a lot of room, but it has great quality. You can choose from Standard (1.8GB per hour) or High quality (2.7GB per hour) encoding or Super Video CD (726MB per hour), which captures a smaller image at lower bit rates. A Custom setting lets you choose the resolution, bit rate, constant or variable bit rate, and audio settings.

With Repair Future Sent Dates it is posible if a message has a "Sent" date in the future to change it to be one hour in the past.

Completly freeware for personal use.