Free files into software for mac

Switch Audio Converter 1.52 is an application which is used for turning audio files for Mac OS X. It can convert many different types of audio files into mp3, wav and many other formats.

Major Features:

1. Automatically normalize audio while converting.
2. Access online database to add song information as you convert.
3. Import multiple file formats at the same time and convert to one output format.
4. Ability to play tracks prior to conversion.
5. Import and convert a playlist (m3u and pls).
6. Import video files and extract audio (avi, mov, mpeg)

Requirements: none

Drop an mp3 file on this application, and it will be split into multiple parts.
Save battery life on your iPod by splitting mp3s longer than 20 minutes. Based on mp3splt command line tool. Very fast since mp3 files are not decoded when splitting.

Download includes source code.

Address Book Importer allows you to easily import contact information from LDIF files into your 10.1 Address Book.

Address Book Importer is a utility you can use to import email addresses into your Mac OS X Address Book from LDIF files, such as those created when you export addresses from Netscape Communicator.

Drop2DV converts your dropped MPEG/VOB files into DV format.
Drop2DV-PAL
Video-Format: DV, 720x576 Pixel, 25 fps
Audio-Format: DV, pcm_s16le
Drop2DV-NTSC
Video-Format: DV, 720x480 Pixel, 29.97 fps
Audio-Format: DV, pcm_s16le
IMPORTANT:
Dont remove or change the subdir ./bin !
Otherwise the Droplets wont work :(
Enhancements:
- v1.0a - Bugfix: missing quote errors
- v1.0b - Force target video/audio codec
- v1.0c - Split PAL/NTSC droplet, fixes.

Compare Files is a tool for comparing the lines in two text files. You may use it, for example, to compare two different versions of a HTML file. Or you might want to compare your iTunes library to a database of your audio CDs.

Whatever you want to compare, just get it into two text files (i.e. files in SimpleText format) and drag them to the Compare Files window. Compare Files will look through both files and display their contents next to each other, with any new, modified, or deleted lines appearing highlighted. See this screenshot for an example. It’s also possible to apply single blocks of non-matching lines from one file to the other.

Compare Files provides a number of options controlling its comparing behavior. For example, it can ignore slight differences such as additional spaces or blank lines, or it can skip comments in source code.

Mac p2c is a utility for programmers. Mac p2c translates Pascal language source files into C language source files.

Mac p2c is a direct port of p2c, version 1.21a available for unix under the GNU public license. All source code is included.

Please refer to the ReadMe contained within the archive for all other information.

File.lib is a library that handles most common file-related routines in a fast efficent way.
Supports trasparently GZIP compressed files.

ACellerator is a drag-n-drop application that allows you to batch encode audio files into the new MPEG4 audio format called AAC.
AAC audio files can be used within iTunes as well as other digital audio players that support the QuickTime engine.
Completly freeware.
Enhancements:
- More detailed error reporting when finding a conflicting QuickTime version. If you experience problems with an invalid QuickTime error, please include all of this information.
- Conflicts over files with the same names in the encoding folder are resolved by appending numeric characters to the end of the file name and before the ".mp4" extension.
- Fixed a problem where source files names with no extension could cause an AppleScript error.