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winPenPack
The portable software collection
winPenPack is a project that aims at collecting the most frequently used and most popular open source applications made portable, so that they can be executed without installation from any USB Flash Drive or Hard Disk. The winPenPack suites offer a wide range of portable applications like office tools, internet tools, multimedia tools, development tools, security applications and other frequently used utilities. Everything you need, completely free, open source and portable! -
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Peace Equalizer, interface Equalizer APO
System-wide PC Audio Equalizer and Effects app for Windows 7 to 11
Before reading on, note there's scam website under the peace equalizer name. Only this site here on SourceForge is the actual website by me, Peter Verbeek. Peace equalizer is a Windows PC interface for Equalizer APO http://sourceforge.net/projects/equalizerapo. Besides an system-wide audio equalizer on your Windows PC, Peace has an effects panel for balance, crossfeeding, delay, etc., a graph window and much more. In short: Peace is an equalizer and audio mixer for all your PC software... -
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MagicMusic
This music tool converts your text files into YouTube music playlists.
Just imagine you type as many song titles as you like into a text file - and MagicMusic and YouTube (R) will play all these tracks. You love the songs of a certain band but not those of a certain decade? Simply copy the rest of their discography into your text file! Want to listen to the charts of 1980? You'll find them on Wikipedia, too! Have a favorite movie? IMDb.com has its soundtrack!
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