FreeDBGrabber

Program allows to obtain full discographies of all better or less known bands and singers. Data is retrieved from freedb.org, one of the world's largest musical CDs databases. Search results are delivered to the desktop for comfortable viewing.

Basic functions:
- search by singer's name or album title;
- displaying data as a catalogue, sorted by singer, album, or track;
- saving search results (discographies) on the hard drive;
- exporting catalogues to RTF (MS Word) format.

Catalogues saved in the native format can be viewed and merged with other saved catalogues.

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SmartFTPPlayer

FTP Explorer with advanced features:
- viewing separate frames from AVI films and encoding characteristics of video and audio files;
- ID3 tags and bitrate for MP3 audio files;
- playing audio and video files directly on FTP, and AVI and FLV and MP3 files - from any position;
- downloading parts of AVI, FLV, MP3 files;
- unpacking ZIP and RAR archives directly on the server, viewing and downloading separate files;
- and much more.

Web Archives Viewer

Internet Explorer plugin allowing to view contents of ZIP and RAR archives and open any file inside without downloading the whole archive. File is opened with your default software associated with its extension.

After Web Archives Viewer is installed, "Open in Web Archives Viewer" item appears in IE context menu (context menu shows up on right-clicking any link). If the current link is a ZIP or RAR archive, dialog with the list of compressed files appears. Double-click or "Enter" pressed on the file you are interested in will run it with a default application associated with its extension (e.g. Notepad for TXT or MS Word for DOC ). Traffic is used only for the part of an archive containing the opened file. So the time spent for its opening is less than if it were compressed.

Both ftp:// and http:// protocols are supported. If a link leads to an FTP, the dialog presents a simple FTP explorer allowing you to view contents of the archive as it were a folder tree. Limitations - no support for continuous and multivolumed archives.