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Latency Fixer AU 1.0.2 brings an advanced and complete MP3 tool. The plug-in reports to the host application that it has a latency (controlled by the plug-in parameters) but does not actually apply any processing to the audio signal. This causes the host to use its own latency compensation to advance the audio fed into the plug-in by the requested amount.

This is useful to compensate for e.g. routing audio via outboard effect processors, where the audio's journey out of your audio interface and back in to the computer introduces a latency into the signal. For example you may find it useful in conjunction with Logic's Helper->I/O plug-in.
For it to work, the host application must support 'plug-in delay compensation' and the feature must be turned on. Recent versions of Logic and Digital Performer support this feature, for example. (Preferences->Audio->General in Logic.)

In general applications will not respond to changes in the latency setting during playback. If you need to interactively set the latency, try setting this plug-in to a large setting and then using my Buffer Delay plug-in to experiment with different settings. Once you've found the correct values, subtract the Buffer Delay delay from the latency setting and remove the Buffer Delay plug-in.

Unfortunately Logic 6 does not respond to changes of latency at all, even when playback is stopped. As a workaround, Latency Fixer remembers its last used settings and uses them as defaults when creating a new instance of the plug-in, which is the only time Logic 6 queries the latency. Logic 7 works properly, in that it responds to latency changes in the plug-in.

Spree is a complete open source commerce solution for Ruby on Rails. Spree should run on any database supported by Rails. So far it has been tested on MySQL, PostgreSql and Sqlite3.
You can customize Spree as much as you wish through extensions. The idea is that you build a single custom extension that would contain all of the things that would normally be contained in your app directory.
Spree will load these models, views and controllers in preference over the ones that normally ship with Spree. So its easy to add your own custom logic, etc. once you have a basic understanding of this process.
NOTE: Spree is licensed and distributed under the terms of the New BSD License.

Main features:
- Ruby on Rails Support: Spree is distributed as a Ruby on Rails gem. It supports the latest version of Rails (2.1) and it can be frozen to your deployed Spree application as well. You use the gem to create your application which automatically installs the plugin in your project. The newly created project is actually a fully functional store. All that remains is for the developer to customize and style to taste.
- Completely Customizable Views: Spree applications utilize an extension mechanism which allows developers to override existing views or to provide new ones. The real power of this approach is that it allows custom development for each client application without forking the Spree code. Users will be able to upgrade to newer versions of Spree without losing their custom views. This is much more powerful then simply providing a stylesheet for the developer to override (although that approach is supported as well.)
- Customizable via Extensions: The Spree extension mechanism allows for more then just customized views and stylesheets. Developers can also provide additional models, migrations and controllers. Developers can also replace or mixin additional functionality to the existing controllers. Spree users are encouraged to collaborate with one another and share their custom extensions with the rest of the community.
- Payment Gateways: Spree supports all of the major payment gateways via the popular Active Merchant plugin. We are busy adding new gateway and integration support. Our top priority is to get all of the PayPal options working along with Google Checkout.
- Custom Tax Logic: Spree ships with a few basic tax calculators but it is anticipated that you may need to write your own custom tax logic. Rather then trying to guess the exact tax rules you are going to need, Spree provides you the hooks to write your own. Thanks to the power of Ruby, it is possible to model your tax logic in just a few lines of code.
- Powerful Inventory Model: Spree also provides a highly sophisticated inventory model. Inventory is tracked at the variant level and a flexible system for handling backorders is also provided. Users with simple inventory needs will not have to concern themselves with the more complex features. Advanced users will be able to track units of inventory on a per record basis which allows for the physical tracking of each unit of inventory as it moves through the order fulfillment process.
- Git and Github: Spree uses Git to manage its source code. When you combine this with the wildly popular Github service you have the best set of collaborative tools available for any open source commerce project out there.
- International Support: Thanks to some recent contributions from volunteers, Spree now has basic i18n support. Basic functionaltiy for changing the language and currency are included in the upcoming 0.3.0 release. Basic VAT support will also be part of the next release. This support is literally being improved by the day so drop by the #spree channel or the spree-user group to see how things are going (or to lend a hand.)
- SEO Permalinks: Spree also offers handy SEO permalinks for your products.