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Open TeamPlay
An OpenSource (C# .NET) TeamPlay Environment.
An Open Source (C# .NET) TeamPlay Environment. - Permits the easy downloading of games that may not be available via Steam, and their Source Port derivatives. - Preconfigured for easy play. - Enables the easier download of enhanced user made content for such titles. - Enables easier Multi-Player. - May incorporate a chat client in later versions. - Encryption: May incorporate up to 9.99% U.S.-origin parts or components. Officially Supported Operating Systems: -... -
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Movie Info Seeker
Desktop application for movie/actor search and cataloging.
This desktop application synchronizes your movies with http://www.themoviedb.org information. Saves the movie data locally so you can have access to a movie's information faster and offline. Has a search option which let's you navigate through movies and actors/actresses within a mouse click. Nice modern and smooth User Interface which leads to a clean and simple interface with the options available. Just load a folder and all subfolders will be searched for files which match a...
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