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Srt Editor is a small subtitle editing tool for OSX and Win64. You can edit the following file formats in various ways : SRT, SUB, TXT, SBV, ASS, SSA. Last version : 3.1.0 (OSX & Windows) New since version 3.0.0 : - Substation Alpha reading and auto convert to SRT. - Bugfixes :) - Manual update.

Subtitle Workshop is a free application for creating, editing, and converting text-based subtitle files. It supports all the subtitle formats you need and has all the features you would want.

Music Editor for DOS, which was written using Turbo Pascal. It is Russian only.

The original miniGlue is aimed to make a light-weighted Photoshop-style layer management system. We want to make the code as easy as possible, easy to understand. We hope everybody could build his/her own layer-based image processing software on the fly with miniGlue. Then another founder of miniGlue, x2nie, made a bigger vision that miniGlue stands of ready to use visual-components for very fast and easily develop graphic editor under Delphi/Lazarus. It also extendable to your own need.

This is a tracker (http://tinyurl.com/ye3ypcy) for MS-DOS that uses the OPL-2 chips present in AdLib compatible cards to generate sound using FM synthesis. It was mainly developed using Borland Pascal (with some assembler bits by Keywiz) in a 386dx with a Sound Blaster Pro card, and even though it wasn't 100% finished, it was functional enough to create 3 demo songs which are included in the package. I originally made this back in 1994 when I was 17 and active in the argentine...

Burn is a small and compact 32x32 256 color image (sprite) editor for Dos (or POSIX, using Dosbox or Dosemu). It currently contains several gfx-effects than can be applied to images, animation features and a tiny scripting language (amongst others).

Using Delphi to write a complete Isometric Engine and Editor and to port it to Kylix upon it's release. Features... 1. Cross-platform Isometric game engine and editor. 2. Full OO game object inheritance model so objects can be handled...