Free ultra atom time synchronizer 1.0.2007.201 software for windows

Connects to NIST time servers, and synchronizes your computer clock with atomic clock The ArGoSoft Time Synchronizer application was designed to be a compact program, which periodically connects to NIST time servers, and synchronizes your computer clock with atomic clock, maintained by the US National Institute of Standards and Technology.
It also can be used on any TCP/IP network to synchronize the time with any time server.
It is completely transparent and runs as background process. It is controlled via control panel. To change settings, go to Control Panel, and double click ArGoSoft Time Synchronizer icon.

Emsa Time Synchronizer 1 Build 58 is considered as a very flexible and effective time synchronization utility. Users that like simplicity may indeed like this program. Just one click of a button - and your computer time is automatically set, using an atomic Internet time server. The program runs as system tray icon.

It can be configured to run automatically at Windows startup, and continuously re-synchronize your local computer time at an user-specified time interval.

Time Synchronizer will synchronize the PCs internal clock with one of the several atomic clocks Time Synchronizer will synchronize the PCs internal clock with one of the several atomic clocks maintained by the United States National Institute of Standards and Technology by using NTP Internet protocol.
Just run the program and press the Get button.
After actual time has been retrived, you can synchronize PCs internal clock by pressing the Set button.
Time Synchronizer supports command line control.
Command line usage: TimeSync.exe [url] [key]
[url] - URL of NTP server
[key] - Time synchronizing key: use Y (yes) or N (no) for an automatic time synchronizing
Example: TimeSync.exe ntp.nasa.gov Y

Audio Synchronizer applicatyion was designed to help you re-synchronizer audio within AVI files Audio Synchronizer applicatyion was designed to help you re-synchronizer audio within AVI files. Normally the problem occurs when coverting from strange formats (WMV8 -> MP3) for instance. There is no easy way to run this, you just have to change the New Frame Rate (fps) up or down depending on the audio within the AVI.