OTRdecoderX is a free Mac application that will allow you to easily decode files from OnlineTVRecorder and OnlineMusicRecorder.

Unlike the official decoders, OTRdecoderX features a nice and easy to use graphical user interface.

NetNewsWire is an easy-to-use RSS news reader for web sites. NetNewsWire uses a familiar three-paned interface - like that of Outlook Express to display websites and their news.

The Weblog Editor allows one to post to Radio, Blogger, Movable Type, and other types of weblogs.

PhotoScale is a picture resizing and format changing tool. PhotoScale can scale all the images inside a directory to a defined resolution quickly and easily. PhotoScale is pretty useful for users of social networking and photo sharing sites.

Flaex is a swf(Flash movie) extractor for Mac OS X. It extracts images, sounds, videos, etc… from any swf file. Flaex 0.4 is not compatible with Snow Leopard (10.6). Use 0.4.2 instead.

UploadMe is a simple and mighty image editor. UploadMe allows you to easily customize your toolbar and even upload your image to the internet.

Countdown to Cap is a widget that counts down to one of the biggest movie event planned for 2011 and dedicated to Captain America: The First Avenger!

My Telly can display, search and create a schedule of TV listings (currently by Schedules Direct Service). My Telly supports color-coded, offline guide browsing and searching in concise user interface. My Telly is written in Java and works on Mac OS X, Windows and Linux.

QUICKTIME X is a beautifully designed collection that provides QuickTime replacement icons.

shootShifter is a useful utility that will help you redate and rename folders of images.

How does shootShifter change the images ?

For images with Exif-data: The ExifDateTimeOriginal and the ExifDateTimeDigitized are modified according to your changes. (Both are the same after saving) If the TIFFDateTime (modification date) is different to the ExifDateTimeOriginal it stays unchanged unless its chronologically before the new ExifDateTimeOriginal.

CImg defines simple classes and methods aimed at manipulating generic images in your own C++ code: load/save various file formats, access pixel values, display, resize/rotate/mirror/filter, draw primitives (text, faces, curves, 3D objects), compute statistics, manage user interactions, and more.