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...This app was very simple and not at all perfect, I fixed the most important things this update, but don't expect it to be 100%. 04/10/2020 - Use jonasx.dufek@gmail.com if you're interested about this app 13/04/2021 - UDPDATE - Custom commands, better GUI, Processing stats, ability to change destination folder, etc. 9/05/2021 - New GUI (changed to WPF), app rewritten in C#, new features, should be easier to use.

FFEMME converts all video and audio files using FFMPEG. FFEMME is a gui front-end for FFMPEG. FFEMME works on windows 7/8/10. FEMME 3.0 is rewritten in C# using WPF. With FFEMME 3.0 you can download a FFMPEG build from: https://ffmpeg.zeranoe.com . With FFEMME 3.0 you can drag and drop your file to convert. In FFEMME 3.0 you can change output files names. For any suggestions it is possible to contact the author: salvatore.martinico.trapani@gmail.com

The Open Toolkit is an advanced, cross-platform, C# OpenGL, OpenAL and OpenCL wrapper for Mono/.Net. It is especially suitable to RAD development and can be used in games, GUIs (WinForms, WPF, GTK#) and scientific applications. The official repository can be found in github: https://github.com/opentk/opentk The sourceforge repository will no longer be updated, but will remain online for posterity.

WPF client for Discogs API

Graphic Designer both from WinForm to WPF .

A media processing C# application, using .Net Framework 4.0. The application is comprised of a WPF user interface and WCF load balanced farm. The solution is designed to be a Visual Studio Express compatible project.

Frontend for the Bauer stereophonic-to-binaural DSP (bs2b) with an ability to process several files simultaneously using all available CPU cores.

Alambic is a music player. The goal is to implement a lot of nice features (dynamic playlist, OSD, lyrcis...) on a Windows platform using .NET Framework 3.0 and WPF.

A Media Player built on the .Net Framework 3.5 using WPF Xaml and vb.net. Currently it is just a small footprint mp3 player but features will come a little at a time.