Showing posts with label Software Reviews. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Software Reviews. Show all posts

Saturday, October 31, 2009

Password Protect USB

Password Protect USB


Password Protect USB
Password Protect USB is a software program designed to protect an unlimited number of folders with your personal passwords. To protect your information, you do not have to move all your files to a special secure folder; you can set a password on any folder containing your sensitive data.

The first time you need to run Password Protect from the installation directory. After that, you can simply right-click the folder in Windows Explorer and select Lock With Password Protect USB from the right-click menu.

You can protect folders on your hard drive, USB external and removable drives. If you install Password Protect USB right on your removable drive, you can protect/unprotect folders at any computers your drive is connected to. To unlock your folder, you do not need to run the program: just double-click the folder in the right pane of Windows Explorer and enter your password.

Password Protect USB supports Windows XP, 98, 2000, NT, ME, Vista. It is very user-friendly and easy to use.

Download here Password Protect USB 3.6.1

Friday, May 15, 2009

Speed Test For Broadband





Well.. All of us have highspeed Internet Connections at our places... and pay for costly Hi-Speed Broadband offers...


But never thought of speed test for broadband to check the speed that you actually get?


Well there is an application to serve the purpose.....


About Application :
> Application Size = 208 KB
> It checks the Internet Speed from a Calcutta Server
> Downloads a 128 KB of Sample Data
> It calculates your internet Speed for you

Requirements for Bandwidth Meter :
> Windows 2000, NT, Xp, Vista or higher
> For Windows Xp, NT, 2000 .Net Framework 2.0 or higher (Vista has it preloaded)
> Internet Explorer Installed

To download Bandwidth Tester just copy the following address in your web browser without quotes.

"rapidshare.com/files/231224954/Internet_Speed_Test.exe"


Usage :
** Just Double Click and speed test for broadband.


Enjoy...

Sunday, October 26, 2008

Lost Motherboard Driver Cd, What to do?

Lost MotherBoard Driver CD/DVD, What To Do ?
Whenever I install Windows I have to search for my motherboard CD for installing drivers of sound, LAN, graphics etc and majority of times it takes hell a lot of time to search for driver CD. At least I find it very difficult to keep my CD in a safe place so that I can use it when I need it.But what will you do if motherboard driver CD gets lost, I know you will say that you'll go to Internet and download all the desired drivers from there but for that you should know the model number also. If you have lost your motherboard CD and do not know your motherboard model number and want to download or update your drivers, here is a very good application for you.




Driver Genius :Driver Genius Professional manage your PC to get 100% up to date Drivers and optimize PC performance. Driver Genius Professional is a powerful driver manager for Windows that can backup, restore ,search and update your drivers automatically in several mouse clicks! Yes, you can backup all your installed drivers and can restore it back when needed. Without going to any website you can easily download and install required drivers. Isn't this a useful application !!Have a quick look at some features of this software :Quickly backup device drivers for your computer. Backup your drivers to a ZIP or EXE self-extracting file. Clone your drivers to an auto-setup package. Wizard mode allow you step by step backup or restore your drivers. Get detailed information about your installed devices. Search for drivers for non-Internet connected computer. Easy to get the most recent drivers for your computer. Search all available drivers update by one click.
Live update your drivers information database online.It works on the following Operating Systems : Windows 98/98SE /ME/2000/XP/2003/Vista/XP x64/Server 2003 x64/Vista x64.This is a must have application and visit their official website to download this application.

Donwload Link

http://www.driver-soft.com/download.html


Tuesday, October 21, 2008

Stealth Key Logger

Stealth KeyLogger is an invisible, easy to use surveillance application, designed to monitor and record all activities on a computer.




Perfectly suited for both office and home use Stealth KeyLogger offers detailed information on who uses your computer, their e-mails and chat conversations, the visited web sites, programs run as well as actual screenshots of their activity and keystrokes history. And more, you can schedule the exact period when you want that Stealth KeyLogger to monitor or, you can choose to exclude users from monitoring. On the other side there are new functionalities improved from the previous ones for a better surveillance in a better stealthy way.
This keylogger keeps up with the technology progress, so that the version of Internet Browsers and Instant Messaging applications does not influence the results of the application.
Reports are organized chronologically, always providing information on user, application and content (keystrokes, websites etc) and presented in a easy to read web format. For security reasons, reports may be printed or sent to a specified e-mail address. The improved email reporting gives you the liberty to choose which type of report you want to be send on e-mail, making the surveillance easier.
Stealth KeyLogger has a hotkey and password activation protection and runs in stealth mode being undetectable in Task Manager (applications and processes). To save disk space, the program can clear logs periodically or after sending them to you.
Requirements: Win2000/XP/2003/vista

Code:


http://rapidshare.com/files/123015514/stealthkeylogger.rar

Friday, September 19, 2008

Free DJ Mixing Software

The next time you throw a party at home, you might want to create a DJ setlist of all your MP3s, rather than a boring playlist. Another cool thing would be to remix a Himesh track with Polefolder (imagine the ring modulation!). All this is easy today; there's even free software that can make you a good amateur DJ. This article is a small list of (very) elementary software available for mixing audio tracks, creating setlists, and of course, bobbing your head. Both Windows and Mac users have been kept in mind.
Basic GyaanBefore becoming a DJ, you need to be familiar with the concept of timing in a song. The unit used is BPM, which stands for beats per minute. It is pretty self-explanatory: the songs can divided into a particular number of beats per minute (for the sake of convenience) and thus essentially the DJ must match the BPMs of songs for them to play properly, or the rhythm will go awry.
Next is the key of the song, which can be explained simply as a group of pitches used in music. When mixing two tracks, their keys must be ideally the same, or related to each other. The good thing is our ears can detect any mess-ups in beats or keys, and an aspiring DJ must concentrate on developing a discerning ear.
The software listed in this feature help in changing aspects like keys and BPMs, with the simple use of knobs (or faders) in the GUI, thus making things simpler.
This is a straight-up emulation of a Hardware DJ deck, with playlists on the left and right for selecting your two tracks. Features include MP3 and WAV player with two independent decks, and beat-sync display, pitch control, and fast-seek mode. There is a crossfader, which is the most important control for any DJ. It basically is a fader that moves to and fro horizontally, and plays the two tracks on the left and right deck depending on its position. If the fader is moved completely to the left, the left track alone will play. It also has an autofade function.

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RichFLV: free tool to merge, cut, and manipulate FLV video


Description: RichFLV is a free Adobe Air tool that performs a number of operations on FLV video files, including merging files, extracting sections from larger FLVs, exporting audio as FLV or MP3, converting to SWF, extracting individual frames to image files, and defining cue-points and metadata. Operations can be performed on the whole video or user-defined sub-sections.
If you’ve been looking for a tool that can work with FLV video (merge, cut, demux, edit) this may be the one you were waiting for. What is interesting about this tool, aside from being FLV-specific is that it can handle (read/write) FLV without the need to install any external codec packs on your system.
Here are some notes on what this Adobe Air application can do:


Merge FLV: do this by first opening a file then from the import menu select FLV (stitch) and select the next FLV in line. Save the combined file and repeat for any subsequent files (note: use a new filename everytime; do not save over a file you are merging). Unfortunately it does not seem possible to simply select multiple files simultaneously in one fell swoop.
Cutting sections from an FLV’s: this is extremely simple; all you have to do is define the inpoint and outpoints (by dragging and dropping these visually or from the keyframes section), and saving it from the "export" menu.
Export to audio or SWF: once you set the inpoint and outpoint, this can be perfomed from the export menu. Your audio file can be either in FLV format or MP3.
Cue points: you can define "cue points" on your video, and add informational "parameters" to these. These can be saved within the video itself or exported to XML files. Having said that, I am unsure as to what the usefulness of this is in practice (somebody please advise).
Performance: excellent. Saving and exporting is ultra fast. Metadata: you can define your own labels and values and store them in the video. Again, not sure why you would do that, as standalone players other than RichFLV do not seem to read or display the metadata.
Memory consumption: is completely out of whack in that it consumes way too much, depending on the size of the FLV file you are working with (e.g. was using 120 megs when editing a 6a0 meg video). This is due to this software being beta and the developer is aware of this and working on it. Let’s hope it improves with subsequent versions; in the meanwhile if you do not use RichFLV as your main FLV player and only launch it when you need it you should be OK.
Interface: warrants a mention. Very good looking, provides a nice user experience. The information and control panels can be minimized at will. Only criticism: no drag and drop support.
Keyframes section: seems to be there entirely for navigational purposes
Merging multiple FLVs at once: honestly with a program like this it should be possible to specify a number of FLVs, sort and/or organize them, and merge them all without having to go through the dance described in the "Merge FLV" section above.
Splitting an FLV: somewhat baffled that it is not possible to use the cue points I set to split the FLV. This program needs the addition of rules-based splitting (e.g. every 10 mins, x number of equal parts, etc.) as well as the option to use user defined cue point for splitting.

Click Here To Download This Software