Scenery is a free, pattern-based scene release renamer for OS X. Format your output any way you like it using generic building blocks: show name, season number, episode number, episode title. Magic!

Open Scenery, drag&drop those ugly bastards, click a button – *poof* now you know the episode names! (internet connection is required for this bit)

Format your output, click another button – *pewpew* your files are human-readable now!

Key Features:

Pattern-based
It will make you feel like a battlestar commander while you pretend to know regular expressions, even if you don’t!

Format your output any way you like it using generic building blocks: show name, season number, episode number, episode title. Magic!

Draggy-droppy
Feel like dragging onto main table? Well, it’s your lucky day! When you feel like dragging directly onto the app icon, it will be your lucky day as well. App not open? No problem! It will gladly open for your dragging sensation. Just don’t forget to drop!

Free!
As in “speech after a few beers”. Don’t worry, no one is going to throw you out.

Download It Now (v1.2 / 671KB)

See Also:

• How to Convert M4V to 3G2 on Mac OS X
• How to Convert M4V to DV on Mac OS X
• How to Convert M4V to YouTube on Mac OS X
• How to Convert M4V to ASF on Mac OS X
• How to Convert M4V to FLV on Mac OS X

An Open Source, keyboard driven, image viewer program for MacOS X.

Image Crammer includes audio support and has a keyboard interface for speed.

Image Crammer’s interface is keyboard driven. Press a key to perform a function. Most of the keys are customizable in the preference window.

Audio comes from a playlist in iTunes called “Image Crammer.” This can be changed in the preferences. Shoutcast streams are also supported. Most important keys when one first starts to use: the arrow keys move you around your file system.

Go into a directory with pictures using the arrow keys and press return. Remember hit the right arrow key to get in the directory. Capital letters jump you to directory starting with the letter. Again you have to go into the directory with the right arrow key. Press return to load the pictures in that directory.

When first starting, you are in deck one. Press the ’2′ key and your in deck 2, etc. Move to another directory with the arrow keys, press return and you have another deck. Load all decks and switch between them quickly pressing the number keys. Keep an eye out for your review mode.

The review mode works with the “keep” status of the pictures. A review mode of old will only show the kept files. A review mode of new will only show the unkept
files. None will show all.

Kept files will remain in the deck even if loading another directory. Space toggles the kept status of a single file. “Remove unkept” or “unkeep” does not delete the files that reside on your disk.

Hit control key to toggle the data display. No saving yet, but last directories visited in each deck before quitting come up when you restart Image Crammer.

Image Crammer has an interface similar to Movie Crammer.
Download version 0.2.0 of Image Crammer.

See Also:

• How to Convert QuickTime to YouTube on Mac OS X
• How to Convert QuickTime to M4V on Mac OS X
• How to Convert QuickTime to ASF on Mac OS X
• How to Convert QuickTime to DV on Mac OS X
• How to Burn QuickTime to DVD on Mac OS X

FileBot is the ultimate tool for renaming your tv shows and anime, downloading subtitles from various sources or just simple file verification.

FileBot can be launched via Java Web Start. No manual download or installation required.

• A simple user-interface tuned for drag-n-drop
• Platform-independent and straight-forward application deployment
• Rename hundreds of media files in a matter of seconds
• Fetch episode lists from TVRage, AniDB, TV.com, IMDb or TheTVDB
• Highly accurate file / episode matching
• Series / Anime name auto-detection
• Powerful and highly customizable episode naming scheme MediaInfo optional
• Reverse rename files using internal history or the original torrent file
• Download subtitles from OpenSubtitles, Subscene, Sublight or SubtitleSource
• Find exact subtitles on OpenSubtitles
• Find linked subtitles on Sublight MediaInfo required
• Auto-extract zip and rar archives
• Integrated subtitle viewer for srt, ass and sub files
• Easily create and verify sfv, md5 and sha1 files
• Aware of checksums that are embedded in the filenamecommon in anime releases
• Directly compare two or more directory trees
• Auto-lookup of any existing file verification

Download

• Executable Jar: FileBot_r440.jar (10.5MB)
• This package does not include the MediaInfo native libraries.
• Mac OS X app bundle: FileBot_r440.app (12MB)
• Source Zip: filebot-r440-src.zip (450KB)

See Also:

• How to Convert 3GP to MP4 on Mac OS X
• How to Convert ASF to MP4 on Mac OS X
• How to Convert MOV to MP4 on Mac (Snow Leopard included)
• How to Convert WMV to MP4 Files on Mac
• How to Convert YouTube Videos to MP4 on Mac

This free application uses any webcam connected to any computer.
Your face is distorted and displaced like in old circus.
You can choose one of five Magic Mirrors and then save this picture as a transparent PNG file streight on your disk!!

Try different Mirrors and produce as many funny pictures as you want to.
Cost: Free
Language: English
Version: 1.1
Platform: Linux | Mac | Windows
Requires: Adobe AIR 2.0

DIY Magic Mirror Source Code Overview

* The DIY Magic Mirror is written in Adobe Flash Action Script 3.0
* Adobe AIR is used which enables the DIY Magic Mirror to run on the PC, Mac, and Linux.
* All external Action Script libraries are provided including AS3Glue which enables Arduino communication to Flash and picasaflashapi which enables the DIY Magic Mirror to stream Picasa Web Albums.
* If you do modify the source code and feel it will benefit the community, please do send it in to us and we’ll do our best to include in a future release.
* The program is currently 3,000+ lines of code.
* Here’s some key pieces of the source code, it will give you a feel for how its coded and what you would need to understand in order to modify for your own use
* You’ll need a copy of Adobe Flash Professional CS4 to open and modify the source code (.FLA file and action script file).

Source Code Files

mirror.fla – Flash File for Magic Mirror Main Program
mirror.as – ActionScript 3.0 File for Magic Mirror Main Program
configure.fla – Flash File for the Configuration Program
configure.as – ActionScript 3.0 File for the Configuration Program
diymagicmirror.p12 – certficiate you can use for the Adobe AIR build – the password is < mirror > in lowercase.
\sounds – various mp3 sound files used by the program, you can replace these with your own mp3′s but you must use the same filename
\images – images used by the program, do not modify these files
\mac – files needed if your installation is on the Mac
\linux – files needed if your installation is on Linux
\Firmata2 – the program that needs to be uploaded to the Magic Mirror Sensor Hub/Arduino

Source Code Action Script 3.0 Libraries

\net – Enables the Arduino to talk to Flash via serproxy
\sk – Streaming pics from Picasa
MJPEG.as – Streaming video from an IP camera
\mx – used for formatting
\ascb – used for formatting and drawing
\com – used for formatting

Software Source Code Instructions

1. First install the DIY Magic Mirror software from http://diymagicmirror.com/install.html
2. Unzip the source code zip file to any directory on your computer.
3. From Adobe Flash CS4, open the file < configure.fla >.
4. From the Flash CS4 menu, choose < File > and < Publish Settings > and then click the folder below and navigate to your source code directory.

After selecting the directory, click < Save >.

Click < OK >.

5. From Adobe Flash CS4, open the file < mirror.fla > and repeat step 4 but save to the filename of < mirror > instead of < configure >.
6. From the Adobe Flash CS4 menu, click < File > and < AIR Settings > and click the < Select Icon Images > button.

Click the folder icon next to the 128 x 128 row.

Navigate to your source code directory and choose the < icons > directory.

Pick the corresponding icon and click < Open >.

Repeat for the other 3 icons and then click < OK > when done.

For the Digital signature, click < Change >.

Select your own certificate or you can use < diymagicmirror.p12 >.

The password is < mirror > in lowercase if using < diymagicmirror.p12 >.

7. Repeat step 6 for the file < mirror.fla >.
8. Launch the file C:\Program Files\DIY Magic Mirror\serproxy.exe or C:\Program Files\DIY Magic Mirror (x86)\serproxy.exe if your Windows OS is 64-bit. This must be running before you run the file < mirror.fla>.
9. From Adobe Flash CS4, open the file < configure.fla > and choose < Control > and < Test Movie > from the Adobe Flash CS4 main menu. If you don’t have an Internet connection, you will get some errors which can ignore. You’ll then see the configuration screen below and also the directory and file < diymagicmirror-settings\mirrorconfig.xml> > will be created in your “My Documents” directory. Next plug in your Magic Mirror Sensor Hub/Arduino and choose the correct dropdown port for the < Magic Mirror Sensor Hub Port > field and then < Save >.

10. From Adobe Flash CS4, open the file < mirror.fla > and choose < File > and < AIR Settings >. Select and delete the 5 directories below using the minus button and then add them all back using the folder icon with the plus button pointing them to the directory in your source code file location.

11. From the Adobe Flash CS4 menu with < mirror.fla > open, choose < Control > and < Test Movie >. If your Magic Mirror Sensor Hub/Arduino is plugged in and the correct port is set, you’ll get:

If the Magic Mirror Sensor Hub is not plugged in or the wrong port is set, you’ll get:

12. Assuming everything ran correctly, you can now make your changes to the files < configure.as > and < mirror.as >.

13. After you’ve made your changes and are ready to build your AIR install file, you can use the certificate < diymagicmirror.p12 > with the password of < mirror > in lowercase.

See Also:

• How to Convert M4V to DV on Mac OS X
• How to Convert M4V to ASF on Mac OS X
• How to Convert M4V to FLV on Mac OS X
• How to Convert M4V to YouTube on Mac OS X
• How to Convert M4V to AVI on Mac OS X