Sinner Software

With today's huge hard drives it becomes easy to accumulate large collections of media files. This becomes a problem when you realize that your collection of 5000 files is full of duplicates... TwinSeek however will speed sorting significantly by comparing all the files in a directory, and will then show what ones are 95% similar. TwinSeek can also used to provide a detailed comparison of the differences between two files.

Leaving your computer on all the time is one way to have your computer ready for you whenever you need it, but it is not the smart way. The smart way is for the computer to turn on before you want it so it can download EMail, news and updates. The smart way is for the computer to turn off automatically if you are not using it, and turn on again later. Volt can do this and more, including all forms of shutdown, command line operation and logging.

Playlists are a useful way to organize your digital music... if you have only a few hundred songs. Once you have thousands of songs, it becomes a chore to modify playlists to suit changing tastes / moods. Also, playlists become completely impractical when you have to suit the musical tastes of various household members. JukeBx changes this. It creates playlists as it plays that it creates based on how you, and nine other users, rate the song.

SmEdit is a compact text editor that packs far more features than its size suggests. Due to its highly configurable design, it can be as basic or as featured as you want. This makes SmEdit an extremely quick loading and flexible editor for most tasks. All Sinner Computing software, including SmEdit, was developed using SmEdit. Features include auto selection of font, text colour, background colour and word wrap based on the files extension.

This program is a compact alternative to much larger Audio File player. It allows a audio file (including MP3s) to be played virtually instantly as opposed to waiting for a larger program to load, display an window, and then play the sound. Auto registering is supported, as well as early sound termination for larger files. QWave is less than 50Kb when installed and is written in Assembly Language for maximum efficiency.

iTimeSync synchronizes your computer clock with an Internet time server giving time generally synchronized by the harmonics of an atom (thus called an Atomic Clock.) You can set up to five different time servers, which can be automatically checked in. It can also be set to auto-start in a non-windowed mode. Also a positive or negative time offset can be set if you like you clock to be fast or slow...

CPUSpy tests your processor and using an internal database of most common CPUs, displays CPUID data such as cache details, processor features and processor name (if supported) in a easy to read tabbed format. CPUSpy can also measure your current CPU speed in MHz, Windows Up-Time, IP address, Window Version, plus drive and memory status. In addition, CPUSpy has a cache speed test and all data can be saved in a HTML report file.