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Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) on Microsoft Azure provides a secure, reliable, and flexible foundation for your cloud infrastructure. Red Hat Enterprise Linux on Microsoft Azure is ideal for enterprises seeking to enhance their cloud environment with seamless integration, consistent performance, and comprehensive support.
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Audio Compare & Merge
compare and merge broken audio files
can be used to restore skipping and jumping or scratched audio CD. Needs to copy tracks multiple times and then using this tool fix broken parts on wav files. -
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My Tray Computer
This is a notification program with context menu.
The MTC is completely reprogrammed and written in the C# language. Therefore, you need to install "Microsoft .NET Framework 4 Client Profile" package to use this product. Now, you can customize your Programs, Games or Folders menu by creating shortcut files in the Tray Menu folder. The Tray Menu folder, like as Windows Start Menu folder, is the location to keep store any kind of shortcut files. It has three sub-folders, 1) Programs - for application shortcut files, 2) Games - for game... -
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Flacattack is a command line tool that was designed to simplify the CD ripping and encoding process. It can be used in conjunction with Flac and Exact Audio Copy as well as other tools to encode your files to various formats in one pass.
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ViewOn.tv is a Media Player that support audio, video and Internet radios. Play your music from your PC, DVD/CD or from your iPod/iPhone. It offers great ways to manage your music library, to create playlist, to copy and burn CDs.
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