QWriter is a simple source code editor that can be used in MS Windows and GNU/Linux. The UI is written using the Qt toolkit and it uses “Scintilla” as the back-end for source code editing and supports various computer languages. …
DAPlayer is a multimedia player for the MS Windows platform. It’s a proprietary application, but is completely free to use, supports almost all the popular audio/video codecs out of the box and is pretty user friendly too. Although one won’t …
Audio volume gaining or normalization is the process of adjusting the audio level of an audio file (increasing/decreasing) and saving the changes permanently (so you don’t have to manually up/down the volume every time you play a track). This is …
I’ve used many audio players in the past (including extremely simple ones), but haven’t really used something like the “Nulloy” player. It is another simple music player that uses the Gstreamer multimedia framework for audio playback. It’s an open-source audio …
If you’re looking for a powerful video thumbnailer that creates thumbnail images with “printed” details of the source file such as the resolution, file size, frame-rates, codec type etc, then “ThumbnailMe” (free) is a features rich and easy to use …
Because in GNU/Linux Hashsum or checksum calculating tools usually come installed with the OS, if you know your way around the command-line then calculating or verifying a file’s integrity isn’t that difficult. By since I just wrote about a Checksum …
Data encryption is one of the best ways of protecting your sensitive data from data thefts and other security vulnerabilities. And normally data encryption can be divided into two main categories. Either into Hardware encryption (independent of the OS because …
If have a big image collection then one of the best ways to enjoy them is to create a slideshow. And every slideshow is sort of a “movie” (since videos are nothing but fast moving pictures) but unlike with a …
