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...Background Music provides a volume slider for each application running your system. You can boost quiet applications above their maximum volume. You can record system audio with Background Music. With Background Music running, launch QuickTime Player and select File > New Audio Recording (or New Screen Recording, New Movie Recording). Then click the dropdown menu next to the record button and select Background Music as the input device. You can record system audio and a microphone together by creating an aggregate device that combines your input device (usually Built-in Input) with the Background Music device.

SageThumbs is a powerful shell extension allowing to preview enormous amount of image formats directly in Windows Explorer by using Pierre-e Gougelet's GFL library (XnView's author). Please read carefully the following information: As SageThumbs is a Windows Explorer context menu extension, there is no an executable file that you should launch to bring it up. To use it, just open any folder with image files in Windows Explorer, and then right-click a file you want to preview. You'll see the thumbnail immediately in the context menu. System Requirements: * Windows XP/2003/Vista/2008/7/2012/8/8.1 32/64-bit * About 5 Mb of disk space + additional space for cache

Light Alloy - is a compact multimedia player. It supports all popular multimedia formats. It is very easy in use but at the same time has lots of configuration settings. Player is optimized for quick launch and minimum load of the system resources. For feature requests, bug reports, or new versions please visit the official website below. Also, you can write directly to me via feedback form in "About Light Alloy" dialog accessible by clicking on "?" button in the player caption.