Software

Own developments

Here you can find the latest versions of some software developed (or ported another platform) by me.

SnapLibrary [Source code]: A library for exploring and manipulating controls in other applications

LilyEditor: [Binary]: An semi-visual editor for the lilypond language. Tutorials :[setup] [tutorial 1] [tutorial 2]

SubtitleSynchronizer [Binary]: A program to synchronize Subtitles to Video by means of synchronization points. (.NET 3.5 required)

Winamp Alternative [Binary]: An alternative to Winamp with Remote Controlling and Scoring System. (.NET 3.5 required)

CreateBlockList [binary]: A small tool which creates a block list from a list of countries for use with  PeerGuardian. (.NET 3.5 required)

Palmphi : A development tool for the Palm Pilot.

HookLibrary: Yet another library to hook Windows API functions.

Autorenamer: Beautify filenames of videos and subtitles.

Modificated existing applications

Sumatra PDF Reader + Bookmarking functionality: The SumatraPDF Reader with the ability to add and remove bookmarks on the fly.

Windows Ports

Updated 27-Jun-2010: New version.

pbzip2 1.1.1 (by Jeff Gilchrist): windows port. A bzip2 functional clone, which achieves near linear speed-up on multicore machines. Win32-Binaries and Source code (you'll need Bloodshed Dev-C++ to compile it).

pigz 2.1.4 (by Mark Adler): windows port. PIGZ stands for parallel implementation of gzip. It is a fully functional replacement for gzip that exploits multiple processors and multiple cores to the hilt when compressing data. Win32-Binaries and Source code (you'll need Bloodshed Dev-C++ to compile it)

Planned Features

Subtitle Synchronizer:

MicroDVD(.sub) support. SubRip (.srt)  to MicroDVD conversion.

Comments are welcome!

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