Free roughly 30 software for windows

RAMBoss is a small, yet effective utility for freeing up system RAM (Random Access Memory) on Windows 9x/Me systems.

A fast and high quality sampling rate converter SSRC is a small, simple, easy-to-use, fast and high quality sampling rate converter.
SSRC converts sampling rate of PCM wav file. Also, this program has a function to apply dither to its output and extend perceived dynamic range.
Sampling rates of 44.1kHz and 48kHz are populary used, but ratio of these two frequency is 147:160, and these are not small numbers.
And thus, sampling rate conversion without degradation of sound quality requires filters with very large order, and its difficult to achieve both quality and speed.
SSRC achieved relatively fast and high quality conversion using two different kinds of filters combined in a smart way.

Text2Html is a freeware text to HTML converter. This application is ideal for webmasters who must quickly convert many text files into HTML format.
Text2Html handles http, ftp, gopher, telnet, wais, nntp and mailto tags. Multiple files may be converted at once.
Main features:
- Entirely FREE software!
- Converts text files into HTML files
- Command line capability
- Handles http, ftp, gopher, telnet, wais, nntp and mailto tags
- Options to change default HTML attribute colours.
- Limited file management: in-app. drag/drop, delete, launch

Polysquares Pro is like the classic falling-block game, Tetris, but with one huge difference: Nothing falls. Instead of testing your hand-to-eye coordination and ability to think at speed, Polysquares encourages deep, slow thinking and a leave-the-reflexes-to-the-youngsters attitude. The aim in this seductive little game is to line up a series of interlocking blocks.Get enough blocks in a group and they disappear, scoring you points. There are roughly three zillion options available, so you can alter the game to suit your mood or your synapse strength. Theres no installation program for this one. Download it and unzip it to its own folder, then run the PSP application.

Allows the filter cut-off frequency to be controlled manually 2RuleFilter plugin was designed to be a self-resonant moog type filter that will allow the filter cut-off frequency to be controlled manually, or by LFO, or by an envelope follower. It has a interresting feature called ?scrambler? that plays filtered signal randomly depending on the selected beat.
The ?mix? knob mixies wet and dry signals, The ?volume? knob is for setting the output volume level. The?Bit crusher? produces hard sound. Using its scramble feature you can maintain the rhythmic, choppy, buffered and tempo sync output.
Main features:
- High Pass, Low Pass, Band Pass filter
- Modulation of filter cut-off frequency by LFO (tempo-sync), manuallly or envelope follower(reversable)
- Bit crusher (16bit to 1 bit)
- Scrambler that devide one measure to different time intervall and plays beats randomly.
- Mix ballance in between dry(input signal) and wet(filtered and bit crushed).
- Sensitivity that allows the filter cut-off frequency be changed from roughly to smoothly. This effect is the same of parameter smoothing.
System requirements:
- VST Host System

ccextractor is a fast closed captions extractor for MPEG files. Supports HDTV transport streams, DVD and Replay TV.
In short ccextractor is a small program that processes MPEG 2 files and extracts closed captions data to generate subtitle files.
You can use this program to create .srt (subtitles) files for your TV captures, have transcripts so you can edit subtitles, etc.
You can pass as many input files as you need. They will be processed in order.
Output will be one single file (either raw or srt). Use this if you made your
recording in several cuts (to skip commercials for example) but you want one
subtitle file with contiguous timing.
Whats the point of generating separate files for subtitles, if they are already in the source file?
There are several reasons to have subtitles separated from the video file, including:
- Closed captions never survive MPEG processing. If you take a MPEG file and encode it to any format (such as divx), your result file will not have closed captions. This means that if you want to keep the subtitles, you need to keep the original file. This is hardly practical if you are archiving HDTV shows for example.
- Subtitles files are small - so small (around 250 Kb for a movie) that you can quickly download them, or email them, etc, in case you have a recording without subtitles.
- Subtitles files are indexable: You can have a database with all your subtitles if you want (there are many available), so you can search the dialogs.
- Subtitles files are a de-facto standard: Almost every player can use them. In fact, many setbox players accept subtitles files in .srt format - so you can have subtitles in your divx movies and not just in your original DVDs.
- Closed captions are stored in many different formats by capture cards. Upgrading to a new card, if it comes with a new player, may mean that you cant use your previously recorded closed captions, even if the audio/video are fine.
- Closed captions require a closed caption decoder. All US TV have one (its a legal requirement), but no European TV does, since there are not closed captions in Europe (teletext is used instead). Basically this means that if you buy a DVD in the US which has closed captions but no DVD subtitles, you are out of luck. This is a problem with many (most) old TV shows DVDs, which only come with closed captions. DVD producers dont bother doing DVD subs, since its another way to segment the market, same as with DVD regions.
What kind of files can I extract closed captions from?
CCExtractor currently handles:
- DVDs.
- Most HDTV captures (where you save the Transport Stream).
- Captures where captions are recorded in bttv format. The number of cards that use this card is huge. My test samples came from a Hauppage PVR-250. You can check the complete list here.
- DVR-MS (microsoft digital video recording).
Usually, if you record a TV show with your capture card and CCExtractor produces the expected result, it will work for your all recordings. If it doesnt, which means that your card uses a format CCExtractor cant handle, please contact me and well try to make it work.