Wavosaur

Wavosaur is an audio editor with VST support to edit, process and record sounds, wav and mp3 files. Wavosaur can edit audio, produce music loops, analyse, record,and  batch convert. Wavosaur has a Multiple Document Interface for working with many files in a session. It supports VST plugins, ASIO driver, multichannel wav files, real time effect processing. Wavosaur has all classic editing functions like cut, copy, paste, paste mix, paste replace/insert, paste to new file, trim/crop, delete, undo. Its processing options include: mute, channel convert (stereo->mono, mono->stereo ), insert silence, change volume, normalise level, fade in/out, invert/flip, and undo.

Among its special features are : Volume envelope automation : multi point envelope editing; Wavosaur commands can be triggered by an external MIDI controller : play, stop, record, rewind, fast forward, toggle windows, go to markers, go to start, control output volume. Record from sound card input (line in, mic input). Real time re-sampling. Real time oscilloscope for monitoring audio input and output. Tweak the effect and listen to the processed audio in real time. Accurate waveform representation, fast zoom in/out, clean easy to use interface. 

Skinable editor look. The program has no installer and doesn’t write in the registry. Wavosaur is considered better that Audacity as the latter generally uses Windows sound drivers rather than the ASIO drivers VST is built on. Wavosaur for Windows 98, XP and Vista can be downloaded at http://www.wavosaur.com

BurnAware

With BurnAware you can easily perform the most common disc burning tasks like : write to all CD/DVD media types, including Blu-Ray; write Audio CDs and DVD-Video files; create and burn disc images; write multi-session discs and much more. BurnAware features include :  writes to all CD/DVD media types including Blu-Ray (BD-R/BD-RE),  writes discs from disc images, writes DVDs from DVD-Video files, writes audio CDs from WAV, MP3, or WMA files; Creates disc images; Supports all current hardware interfaces;  On-the-fly writing for all image types; Writes Multi-Session to all supported media formats; Auto-verification of written files; and Supports unicode for multi-byte languages. The 5.3 MB BurnAware Free Edition v1.0 (Release date: January 11, 2008) has an easy to use interface and supports Windows 98/NT/2000/XP/ Vista (32 and 64 bit). It can be downloaded at http://snipurl.com/burnaware . The developers aver that BurnAware is not a  spyware, not an adware, and wouldn’t carry annoying banners.

KeyScrambler Personal

To beat the Keyloggers at their game you could try out KeyScrambler Personal, a free plug-in for your Web browser. KeyScrambler prevents Keyloggers from gaining access to your username and password. The utility  encrypts the keystrokes at the keyboard driver level, well within the operating system. Thus, whatever Keyloggers record would only be the keystrokes which are indecipherable. The keystrokes are decrypted by KeyScrambler at the browser end to reveal exactly the keystrokes entered. KeyScrambler doesnt require any change to be carried out on your system and you neednt do anything differently. KeyScrambler’s operation is transparent, and available for both IE and Firefox. The 626 KB KeyScrambler Personal v1.3.3,  for Win2k/XP/Vista, can be downloaded at http://snipurl.com/keyscrambler. Please note KeyScrambler is not foolproof, it would be useless against a hardware keylogger.

Zipeg

Zipeg can open and explore content of zip, rar, arj and other archives, preview files and images before extracting/unzipping them. The latest version of Zipeg has these other features:  You can preview directly from the archive instantly or open in external application; see image thumbnails (EXIF) in tooltips; extract items simply by dragging them; it supports variety of archive formats ZIP, RAR, ARJ, 7-zip, TAR, GZ, GZ, BZIP2, CPIO, LZH and more; opens password protected encrypted archives; decodes national file name encodings inside archives (code pages); Preview Pictures and Photos - explore CD and DVD “.iso” image files; reports cumulative contents size of subfolders; customizable destination and source of extraction;  autopath completion for destination folders; automatic updates; seamless keyboard navigation; and  easy-to-use user interface. The 1.3 MB Zipeg 2.1.0.852 (Last Update: 5 January 2008) for Windows can be downloaded at http://www.zipeg.com/downloads/zipeg-setup.exe

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