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We're taking requests
If you want to see
a certain product on the APC CDs, we want to hear about it. We'll
include the most popular or useful requests in coming issues (subject
to availability and space constraints).
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CDex is an application that records audio tracks from CDs and saves them to a disk as regular WAV files or as an encoded sound file. This program features an MP3 decoder (MPEG1/2/3-based), a new LAME encoder and has built-in support to generate OGG Vorbis RC3) files.
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FreeZip is a small, fast and efficient Zip utility for compression and decompression of files and directories. FreeZip integrates with Windows Explorer and uses file associations and context menus to zip or unzip files and subdirectories. If you know how to use Windows Explorer, then you don't have to learn anything new to use FreeZip.
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Modem Booster works with all dial-up Networking ISPs and optimises your Internet connection settings to increase your modem speed. It performs a thorough check up of your modem settings and tunes it up by matching your ISPs settings to your connection settings to increase your Web browsing and download speed. Also significantly speeds up surfing on AOL, Compuserve 2000, MSN, NetZero, Juno, EarthLink, Prodigy and AT&T WorldNet.
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The first episode of Alchemy went to air on Friday 31 July, 1998 at 10.55 pm. And so began an era. Dance and electronic music, club and global grooves were brought to the attention of young Australian audiences. The previously uncovered culture of innovative Australian musicians, producers, DJs and performers had been revealed. The Alchemy television music series sprung from the already existing Alchemy program on SBS Radio. This was the first youth English language music program for SBS. It quickly gained popularity and provided itself as the much needed alternative to the pop and rock' n' roll music shows that existed. Alchemy was the first music show of its kind on Australian television, and its presenters, Robbie Buck, Nicole Fossati and Frank Rodi, have blazed a trail for the showcasing of Australian talent in dance, groove and electronic music.
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Eatcarpet is SBS Television's long running, late night series on Saturdays, which screens short and smart film and video from across Australia and around the world. Whether it's a short experimental, animated, narrative, documentary or just plain weird short film, you're likely to see it on eatcarpet!
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Andrew L Urban is the creator/interviewer and producer of Front Up, the program in which he meets people at random in the streets of Australia and has a chat with them about their lives. Andrew has an uncanny ability to make people open up and reveal their innermost thoughts.
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