[macvoiceover] Re: Mac equivalent programs was: RE: My Macintosh trial.
- From: Greg Kearney <gkearney@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: macvoiceover@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Tue, 22 Apr 2008 20:08:57 -0600
Here are my answer to those I know of.
Greg Kearney
535 S. Jackson St.
Casper, Wyoming 82601
307-224-4022
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On Apr 22, 2008, at 7:11 PM, David Truong wrote:
Hi Again Everyone,
Here are the programs I absolutely love in Windows and hopefully
there are
equivalents for me on the Mac. If so, I'd appreciate hearing about
them.
Quickmix - a program to save your soundcard settings.
This is not needed the Mac has built in sound processor which is se up
in the system preferences.
Soundforge and Studio Recorder - sound editors, (I know of Sound
Studio and
Fusion).
MP3Tag Studio - a suite of mp3 tools and utilities to tag mp3 files.
iTunes has this function so does a program called Max
Mp3Gain - to keep consistent volume levels of mp3 files.
iTunes and Max can do this as well.
Winamp media player, (I know of MacAmp and VLC player which I love
along
with of course IToons).
WinAmp is by its nature a windows program iTunes, MacAmp, VLC,
QuickTime Player and a host of other applications can perform similar
functions.
Recall Pro and Replay AV - sound recording software, (I know of
Audio Hijack
which I've already bought).
CDEX or Easy CDDA Extractor - programs to rip cds, perform audio file
conversions and create audio cds etc.
Max and SimplyBurns will do this.
Nero burning Rom - to create data and audio cds / dvds.
the Mac has this built in. Some people prefer SimplyBurns to do this
however.
DVD Audio Extractor - a program to rip audio from DVDS.
HandBreak will do this
AnyDVD - a program to aid in the removal of copyright protection on
CDS and
DVDS.
HandBreak will do this as well
FTP Voyager or Cute FTP - ftp transfer programs, (I know about
Transmit).
transmit or CyberDuck
Serv-U - FTP server.
The mac has a built in FTP server start and stop it from the sharing
system preferences. I would suggest PureFTPd Manager if you have
complex FTP management needs.
NoteTabPro and Boxer Text editor, (I know of text edit).
Xpad
WordWebPro - A dictionary and thesaurus program.
The Mac has built in Oxford English dictionary and thesaurus.
PowerQuest PartitionMagic 8.0 - a disk partitioning program.
DiskUtility the built in disk management program will do this
Winzip - an archiving program.
This too is built into the MacOS
Openbook scanning program or K1000.
Perhaps the greatest need on a Mac is for a version of K1000 there is
K3000 designed for dyslexics which can be used. it is expensive
however IRISocr seem to work for some. I personally just use K1000 in
a VMfusion PC system.
I have more programs I use such as mail programs etc but I think
that's
enough for now. Of course it goes without saying I'll be
researching Mac
equivalents of the above programs for myself but if any of you have
programs
you love as I mentioned, I'd appreciate hearing about them.
Thanks in advance for any suggestions or help on the above,
David Truong
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davidtruong@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Skype: blindboxer1967
-----Original Message-----
From: macvoiceover-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
[mailto:macvoiceover-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of David Truong
Sent: Wednesday, 23 April 2008 10:30 AM
To: macvoiceover@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [macvoiceover] My Macintosh trial.
Hi Everyone,
Ok, you guys have convinced me to give the Mac and voice-over more
of a go.
So for the next few months I will try and use nothing but my Mac
mini. This
means I shall abandon my VM Windows for the time being in order to
see what
the Mac with Voice over can really offer me which Windows doesn't
besides
reliability of course which I've already touched on.
With this in mind and I don't mean to start a flame or anything, is
the Mac
free from virus and spyware attacks and if not, what are the best
programs
to use to combat these pests? Also, is there a way to have the Mac
start a
program automatically at bootup in the same way Windows would start
up a
system service? For the person who wanted to know about nav keys in
the Mac
browser I understand these can be performed with the Vo+Command
+DesiredKey
E.G. Headings would be Vo+Command+h. Correct me if I'm wrong on this.
Thanks guys again for your help on the above
David Truong
EMail and Messenger:
davidtruong@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Skype: blindboxer1967
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