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DeepArc is a graphical editor which allow users to map a relational data model to an XML Schema and export the database content into an XML document.
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maci is a distributed application, that allows to manage, transmit and store data, such as audio- or videostreams. maci makes no limitations to the format of the data to manage, it can be binary executable data, a videostream or a html-page.
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VisualDivX is a good looking movie manager.It gets the movies info from Internet databases and can retrieve info from files (DVD,AVI,MPG...).I put my efforts making it easy to use, good visual aspect, and to be the definitive movie manager
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Haché handles video files and the "habits" we have with those files. It will classify and manage those files on all your hard disks/computers. It will automatically move, delete and download files, regarding to your habits. Haché uses the Java language
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