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vespadj apps
local web based app: Music & VST Browser, Shazam charts local cache
These Apps run on a small portable web server (Lua Xavante wsapi, size < 3MB), so you can take it on flash usb and use a web GUI (Firefox, Chrome), internet connection is not required, data are stored in path. Music_Browser: index your archive of music on sqlite database, run presetted query, like find double albums/songs or simply find your songs, launch operation on files (drag'n'drop to desktop application*, open in forder, listen on winamp) VST_Browser: index your tons of vst plugins (.dll), search by autor, description or name, drag'n'drop* to your favorite host DAW. ... -
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AmsBuild
A collection of portable apps.
All Software build by YouvirajNikesh, available here. Click on Browse All Files then In my apps folder: 1. PassKeepV0.1 Other Folders are: 1. AmsPlugins Action (74 Plug-ins) 2. AmsPlugins Object (empty folder) -
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This an application launcher for removable drives (although it can also be used as a normal application). Rather than organizing the apps as a list like the Windows Start menu, they are organized in a tool bar a bit similar to the Mac OSX dock bar.
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