Basically the eBox is an empty media library waiting to be filled. The first time you launch it, it installs itself and then fills itself with the medias you chose. This happens thanks to AIR’s BrowserInvoke logic and removes the “Save As” and “Uncompress” steps.
You can also fill it with “local medias” (of any type) but dragging and dropping files on it, or
by browsing and selecting them. If these medias are SWFs they’ll be opened within the app, if not the OS will open them with their default app.
You also have the ability to create directories to organize your library, and to reorder medias (via drag and drop).
New file browser for Mac OS X. It replaces the file size and date columns with different size dots.
CoverScout fills the gray gaps that iTunes leaves behind!
This program lets you convert videos to various media formats.
This program enables you to convert video files to various output profiles.
Rips media from DVD and creates disk copies.
Rip DVD discs to the desired file format.
Edits audio files with the option for CD mastering.
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