Name: Loki Shimeji File size: 14 MB Date added: September 9, 2013 Price: Free Operating system: Windows XP/Vista/7/8 Total downloads: 1603 Downloads last week: 12 Product ranking: ★★★★☆ Many of us spend so much time at our computers that it only makes sense to have a Loki Shimeji reminder program; they can let us know when it's time for a meeting, prompt us to make an important phone call, or keep track of anything else that might slip our minds. There are plenty of programs available that can perform this task, and Loki Shimeji is one that Loki Shimeji a lighter approach than most.
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In addition to the typical alert features, the program lets you add animated graphics to your reminders. It's a little goofy, but it's a fun twist on what's usually a pretty utilitarian type of software.
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Better, it will even save your iPod playlists. In addition, Loki Shimeji can make a text listing of your whole iPod library. It runs on all iPods and supports all music file formats. Loki Shimeji but inconvenient, Loki Shimeji fails to rise above the herd.
To its credit, installation is quick and many common Loki Shimeji functions are prominently featured in the interface. You can enter multiple URLs with resolution and delay preferences, or import and resize existing screenshots. However, unless you frequently perform batch processes, you may find it annoying to have to open the Process List each time to see whether a one-off action was successfully completed. What's more, you won't find the option to automatically open screenshots after a Loki Shimeji; instead, you must find and open the Loki Shimeji manually. Seasoned Loki Shimeji takers with limited requirements may find Loki Shimeji useful for batch Loki Shimeji, but the program likely lacks wider appeal.
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First, note that this method is somewhat limited compared to other audio converters. It can only accept,,,, or files and can only output to four AAC presets. However, these presets cover a range of uses and should accommodate most Mac users who manage their music in AAC formats. Once you’re ready to proceed, find your audio files in Finder. You can select either a single file or multiple files for a batch conversion. Next, right-click (Command-click) on the selected file(s) and choose Encode Selected Audio Files. Alternatively, you can select your audio files, then use the Menu Bar to choose Finder > Services > Encode Selected Audio Files.
A window labeled “Encode to MPEG Audio” will appear and present you with a couple of options. Choose from one of four settings: High Quality (128kbps), iTunes Plus (256kbps), Apple Lossless, and Spoken Podcast (variable, about 64kbps for stereo). Next, choose where you’d like the converted files to be saved.
By default, the encoder will put encoded files in the same directory as the source files. Tip: if you want to add your encoded files to iTunes, enter the following path as your destination and the files will be automatically added to the iTunes database the next time you open the app. ~/Music/iTunes/iTunes Media/Automatically Add to iTunes Finally, you can choose to have Finder automatically delete the source file after the audio encoding is complete. Press Continue to finalize your settings and begin the encoding process. Most songs of average length will take just a few seconds to encode, and you’ll be left with your desired audio file type without having to launch an app. The built-in audio conversion feature in OS X isn’t nearly as versatile as other options like QuickTime, but it’s fast, simple, and will likely satisfy the requirements of most users looking for an easy way to get audio into the Apple-friendly AAC format. Don’t see an “Encode Selected Audio Files” option in Finder?