Free mp3resizer 1.7 software for linux

ivrescue is a small Linux rescue CD, suitable for booting systems that have become unbootable due to filesystem corruption or whatever. As an added bonus, everything is loaded into RAM - once the machine has booted, you can remove the CD from the drive.
It lies somewhere between minimalist boot floppies and large full-featured rescue CDs, and as such is suitable for putting on CDs wherever space is tight - for instance if you have 7Mb spare on your business card CD, you can add this package to it, and have a rescue CD that you can carry in your wallet.
Note that there are other, leaner, ways of doing this. For instance there is "busybox", which puts the most critical things (sh, ifconfig, that sort of thing) into one small executable; "uClibc", which is a tiny, slimmed-down C library; and so on.
However, they involve more effort, and the system you get at the end has fewer features because of the space saving. The idea of this project is to allow you to quickly put together a reasonably featureful rescue disk on leftover space on a CD without needing any source code other than the Linux kernel source.
To compile it you will need:
ImageMagick
dosfstools [dosfstools RPMs]
SysLinux (at least v2.00)
bzip2
losetup [losetup RPMs]
netcat (nc)
ash
isapnptools
Pipe Viewer (pv)
The tar.bz2 of a 2.4.x Linux kernel
...and the usual GNU/Linux build environment.
Enhancements:
- upgraded to kernel 2.4.25
- added sample bochsrc (for testing with Bochs)

SCZ application is a simple set of compression routines for compressing and decompressing arbitrary data. The initial set of routines implement new lossless compression algorithms. Restoration (decompression) is perfect. It is called SCZ, for simple compression format. SCZ is intended as a subroutine for incorporation within your own applications without legal or technical encumberances. It was developed because the standard compression routines, such as gzip, Zlib, etc., are fairly large, complex, and difficult to integrate-with, maintain, or understand.
SCZ is intended to fill a nitch: simple lightweight data-compress/decompress routines that can be included within other applications, and that permit the applications to compress or decompress data on-the-fly, during read-in or write-out with a simple call. This nitch applies to you, if the existing compression libraries are larger and more complex than your applications themselves. Other compression utilities do not appear to be intended for embedding within other applications.
SCZ typically achieves 3:1 compression. On binary PPM image files it often achieves a 10:1 compression. On some text files, I have seen 25:1. On difficult files, it may achieve roughly 2:1 reduction. Although zip and gzip usually achieve slightly higher ratios, SCZ makes tradeoffs for simplicity, memory footprint, and runtime speed, - in that order -, with note to diminishing returns.
For example, when compresing a particular 10-MB file, gzip saved 8.2-MB, while SCZ saved 7.8-MB. Either way, thats a lot of space saved! Sure, we could go after that last 0.4-MB of compression, but that is where diminishing returns sets in. To compress that extra bit would more than double the complexity and runtime of SCZ. SCZs core compression and decomp routines are only 178 and 45 lines of code, respectively. The balance of the files provide convenient access methods for files and buffers. (In contrast, the light-weight and very commendable zlib has 3,360 source lines in 25 files.)
Although the scz routines are intended for compiling (or linking) into your own applications, the package includes two self-contained application programs that can be used as stand-alone compress/decompress utilities:
- Readme.txt - Info.
- scz.h - Common header file.
- scz_compress_lib.c - Base compression functions.
- scz_decompress_lib.c - Base decompression functions.
- scz_streams.c - Convenience routines for stream-like access.
- scz_compress.c - Application program to compress files.
- scz_decompress.c - Application program to decompresses files.
The application programs work similar to gzip and gunzip. See the header comments. The application utilities also serve as examples for how to call the scz compression routines from your own applications, and are useful for testing and validation.
To use the scz routines in your programs, just include or link to the lib file(s). You can use SCZ either as command-line utilities or as the raw routines.
See How It Works for information about the SCZ architecture and file format. You should find the SCZ commenting and code structures somewhat understandable.
The SCZ routines work interchangably across all platforms. This makes portable and self-contained compression available to all applications.
In the future, I would like to add a similar set of simple routines for lossy compression of specific kinds of data, such as images or audio files.
Enhancements:
- A comment error in scz.h was fixed.
- An API document was added to the Web page.

KMid is a X11 / KDE based midi player for Linux and FreeBSD.
KMid displays the text of karaoke files and change its colour as it is being played so that the tune can be easily followed !
It uses /dev/sequencer as output device supporting external synths, AWE , GUS and now also FM cards (such as sb16 or sbpro).
Main features:
- KMid has a nice interface to display karaoke lyrics.
- A channel view to see what notes is each instrument playing.
- Supports external midi synths, AWE cards, FM output, and GUS (for the later, needs the Linux Ultrasound Project driver and gusd installed).
- Powerful Midi Mapper that will make people with no general midi synths happier than ever :-).
- Collections with unlimited number of songs !
- Drag & drop so you can drop in KMid any midi file from a kfm window.
- Customizable fonts for karaoke text to be displayed.
- Supports the two standards to introduce lyrics in midi files, that is, lyrics or text events (and guess which one a song uses automatically)
- Session Management. If a song is playing while you logout from KDE, the next time you login, the same song will start playing !
- Can play some broken midi files which make other players core dump !
- Can open gzipped files just as any other midi file.
- A Volume bar to change the volume of the song.
- Consumes approximately 0.1% of my CPU (depends on the complexity of the song)
- Runs on Linux and FreeBSD (perhaps also other unices ...)
Enhancements:
- KMid current version has support for midi mappers, karaoke, playlists, and much more.

Freevo project is a Linux application that turns a PC with a TV capture card and/or TV-out into a standalone multimedia jukebox/VCR/PVR/HTPC/DVR/set-top box.
It uses MPlayer and other apps to play and record audio and video. It is optimized for use with a TV and remote, but can be used with a monitor and keyboard. It is very easy to install since the binary release package has no external dependencies.
Main features:
- SDL
- Pygame
- Python Imaging Library
- Mplayer
- Python
- Python Twisted
- Xine
Enhancements:
- New audio scrobbler plug-in
- New Chinese translation
- New Greek translation
- Updates the Apple trailers plug-in
- Updates to recordings manager
- Updates to button bar plug-ins
- Updated French translation
- Updated Spanish translation
- Changes to MPlayer field dominance and interlacing
- Many bug fixes

Libmpeg3 supports advanced editing and manipulation of MPEG streams. MPEG is normally a last mile distribution format but with libmpeg3 you can edit it like a production format. Unless you have a need for MPEG editing and copying, youre better off using a consumer library like FFMPEG.
Libmpeg3 is primarily a supporting library for Cinelerra. It supports all of the nonstandard operations Cinelerra needs. Libmpeg3 provides a uniform front end for a large number of the MPEG formats used in HDTV broadcasting. It decodes:
- MPEG-1 Layer II Audio
- MPEG-1 Layer III Audio
- MPEG-2 Layer III Audio
- MPEG-1 program streams
- MPEG-2 program streams
- MPEG-2 transport streams
- AC3 Audio
- MPEG-2 Video
- MPEG-1 Video
- IFO files
- VOB files
Now the good news. It can read the MPEG exports from Cinelerra.
A table of contents feature allows it to seek with frame accuracy regardless of whether the footage has timecode or not, or whether the timecode is contiguous. Also included are utilities for stream extraction, format querying, and copying.
Enhancements:
- Table of contents sample count improvements.
- Migration to GCC 4.1.

Pauker is a generic flashcard program written in Java. Pauker uses a combination of ultra-shortterm, shortterm, and longterm memory.
You can use it to learn all the things you never want to forget, like vocabulary, capitals, important dates, etc.
Pauker uses a combination of ultra-shortterm, shortterm, and longterm memory. You can use it to learn all the things efficiently you never want to forget, like vocabulary, capitals, important dates, etc.
Main features:
- completely free (OpenSource, GPL)
- flash card based,
- learning application,
- written in java
- using the leitner cardfile system,
- and works offline without the need of an internet connection.
Enhancements:
- Pauker works now with accidently unpacked lesson files.
- The French translation was updated.
- Wrong newline characters are shown when an answer was mistyped.
- The chosen repeating method when inserting new cards is now saved between program starts.
- An unobtrusive button for donations was added.
- The internal search engine was updated to Apache Lucene v2.1.
- The internal keyboard focus and default button handling was cleaned up.

Greymatter project is a Web-based tool for the creation of weblogs (regularly-updated news- or journal-type sites) or online journals, allowing complete control over your weblog/journal.
Main features:
- the ability for users to post comments to your entries or cast "karma" votes on them
- no database used or required whatsoever
- a template-based system that allows you to fully customise every aspect of your sites look and function, great or small
- support for multiple weblog/journal authors, with fully-controllable individual access
- a ban system for preventing malicious users from voting or posting on your site
- nearly a hundred template variables that allow for extremely flexible styles and setups
- easy and complete editing of any entry (including its comments) at any time
- runs completely on your own account and is thus under your full control at all times
- and, of course, "more"!
Enhancements:
- New spam controls were added.
- A handful of bugs were fixed.
- Refactoring of core code has continued.