RipShout RipShout can save the IDv3 tag and wave files to your hard drive. ￭ Winamp ￭ Portable class library for.NET 4.0 - Available from the google code site. The main project is called RipShout - this project contains references to other projects to help resolve some compilation errors. Features: ￭ Working MP3 files ￭ Easy to use ￭ A/V synced ￭ Multiple ID3 tags ￭ Support for tags from most of the popular MP3 players ￭ Can download ID3 tags from the Internet - this is achieved by converting the web radio streams to ShoutCast MP3 streams Usage: To RipShout a ShoutCast stream, you need to specify the URL and the password. The password is not stored anywhere and will not be saved to your hard drive. The only thing it does is verify the server and decrypt the stream. RipShout will also try and download the ID3 tags of a ShoutCast stream if you specify the URL. You can use the RipShout tool to download your friends' music as well as listen to the music they upload. If you need to download all of your friends' music, just use the friend search feature and select all the friends you know. This feature is useful for getting your friends music because most people don't keep their music on the computer. If you are using the RipShout Tools as a standalone player, all you need to do is open the URL of a stream, and click play. RipShout allows you to select the ID3 tag, this is called ID3 Synchronization. It will display a dialog box that allows you to choose to synchronize the ID3 tag from the shoutcast.com server, the ID3 tags of the songs saved on your hard drive or all of them. If you choose to sync with the shoutcast.com server, it will download all the ID3 tags on your hard drive and save them to your hard drive. There are some tags that the server doesn't support and RipShout won't upload them to your hard drive. RipShout Features: ￭ Internet Radio ￭ Download ID3 tags ￭ ID3 Synchronization ￭ Support for multiple ID3 tags ￭ Support for multiple ID3 tags ￭ Easy to use RipShout Crack License Key For Windows Run under Windows 2000/XP and can read Shoutcast streams. Script Description: When you started it for the first time, it will show a popup window with some information about Shoutcast which can be found at Please type “c:install ripshout”, if you have not installed this package, you will need to do it first. Keymacro Description: If you select “Options”, you can add files to the playlist by drag and drop. Online radio streaming music from the web and saving MP3 files from the stream. Simply type in the web address of the audio stream you wish to listen to. Rip the song offline by selecting the MP3 tab. The program contains a customizable playlist maker. This is a small, easy to use program that is designed to let you easily listen to Internet radio and save the songs. It requires Microsoft.NET Framework version 2.0 or later. Keymacro Description: When you select “Play Radio”, the program will use the "Shoutcast WMR" A ShoutCast client that plays an MP3 stream to the user's system. It can also read an.pls stream from a local playlist. It supports mp3, wma and wma Pro streams and is able to record mp3 streams directly. Keymacro Description: You can press Alt+R and choose "RipOff". A ShoutCast client that records MP3 streams directly from an Internet radio station. When the program starts, the Shoutcast URL of the Internet radio station and the user's login ID are shown on the screen. Keymacro Description: You can press Alt+R and choose "RipOff". This is a small, easy to use program that is designed to let you easily listen to Internet radio and save the songs. It requires Microsoft.NET Framework version 2.0 or later. Keymacro Description: When you select "RipOff" the program will record the music from an Internet radio station. A ShoutCast client that plays an MP3 stream to the user's system. It can also read an.pls stream from a local playlist. It supports mp3, wma and wma Pro streams and is able to record mp3 streams directly. 1d6a3396d6 RipShout With License Code This project provides a way for you to query an mp3 stream from an internet station (such as shoutcast, icecast and a few others) and save the file to your hard drive. You can then manipulate the music (add it to your playlist, select the file to download, queue the song to be played in an internal player) or just view the files without actually saving them to your hard drive. InfoRadio is a free Webcaster. It allows you to play live radio streams from internet or a local radio station. You can configure a radio station's stream URL with a channel number, a name and a password. For instance you can configure the stream URL to be "" and the password "foobar". After you configure your stream URL, simply enter the URL into the radio's "Playlist" tab and press the "Set Button" to start streaming. The URL can also be configured to be entered in the URL bar of the browser so that you can play a song whenever you like. InfoRadio supports the following audio formats: WMA (MPEG-4) MP3 OGG Vorbis AAC (AAC-LC) FLAC People listen to web radio while working and most of them like to be able to grab the songs they like throughout the day. Requirements: ￭.NET Framework 3.5 Description: This project provides a way for you to query an mp3 stream from an internet station (such as shoutcast, icecast and a few others) and save the file to your hard drive. You can then manipulate the music (add it to your playlist, select the file to download, queue the song to be played in an internal player) or just view the files without actually saving them to your hard drive. TopHead is a universal mp3 cutter. It is compatible with Windows 2000, XP, 2003, Vista, Server 2008 and Windows 7. You can cut off every part of a song such as the intro, outro, riff, chorus, bridge, verse and even the drums, bass and guitar. You can cut a song to a specific length or break it up into multiple tracks. You can cut your song into zero or more tracks. You can also save the mp3 files to a folder on the disk. What's New in the RipShout? This is a.NET portable class library. It is not needed for the library to work, but you may need to reference it if you plan to use the library. Copyright (c) 2005 RipShout Ltd. Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions: The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software. THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE. 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to the field of semiconductor manufacturing and, more particularly, to a method and apparatus for increasing performance and improving yields for rapid thermal anneal systems. 2. Description of the Relevant Art One method of providing uniform thermal energy to wafers in a rapid thermal anneal process is by using a radiant source with a reflective layer and a focusing lens to project the source energy onto the semiconductor wafer. In this process, the wafer is positioned directly beneath the reflective layer of the radiant source, which may be a tungsten halogen lamp, a deuterium lamp, or a high temperature halogen lamp. The reflective layer provides an indirect path for the source energy, allowing the energy to radiate uniformly across the wafer. A focusing lens concentrates the energy to a relatively small spot on the wafer. The density of the radiant energy is controlled by the size of the spot which is defined by the concentration ratio of the lens. The size of the spot determines the size of the wafer which is heated. One problem with rapid thermal anneal systems is that by increasing the size of the wafer, the number of wafers which can be processed in a given amount of time decreases. This results from the fact that the source energy must remain constant in order to maintain uniformity within the wafer. Therefore, the time required for the anneal process increases proportionately to the increase in the wafer size. System Requirements For RipShout: Minimum: OS: XP Service Pack 3 (SP3) Processor: 1.8 GHz Memory: 256MB Graphics: DirectX: 9.0 Hard Drive: 20GB Network: Broadband Internet connection Sound Card: DirectX compatible Wii Controller Compatible: With GamePad attachment Recommended: Memory: 1GB DirectX: 9.0
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