Download it here
md5 Checksum for zipped file: db2a40632e83d057cb1e260588c577bd
md5 Checksum for app itself: d41d8cd98f00b204e9800998ecf8427e

Convert several formats to flash movies. Great for your family videos! I wrote HomemadeJelly so that my wife could easily batch convert our home movies. It will become Open Source right after the refactoring process begins!

There is no alternative to Open Source. Code wants to be free. Here you go.

I have decided to free up every piece of software I write which is not part of work/contractual obligations. This means that my three mini-apps (WaveJelly, ChecksumJelly, and HomemadeJelly)

Code name Core Fajita

I have been giving this a lot of thought. My private OO wrapper for Core Audio is pretty darn easy to use. I think thet with a little cleaning up of the source code it would be a nice addition to the Open Source world. I created it to avoid the tedious and repetitive pattern of Audio Unit creation, initialization, etc.

So I have been experimenting a bit more with Core Audio on the iPhone, this time my objective was to add a buffered audio source to my library. Just to publicize my work a bit, here is how you would play an audio file with it:

i = new FileInputAudioProviderObject();
o = new OutputAudioConsumerObject();
i->BindToFile("V55_loose_skin.wav");
i->SetFormat( o->inputGetFormat() );
o->SetInput( i );
o->Start();


Today I successfully ported my good old CoreAudio C++ wrapper to the iPhone. The fact that it took changing only some 20 statements (mainly due to type name conversions for the iPhone OS) is proof of an excellent API (and a not-so bad framework I did myself, right?)

So, this week I stopped messing around with theory and fixing up the three apps I have posted here and decided (not without help of a very interesting project proposal) to just do it: I am officially writing code for the iPhone OS.

Two things have rattled my experience so far: my ISP's poor bandwidth, and the iPhone app certificate signing process.

FlashBatchJelly is a ffmpeg-based Flash (.flv) batch video converter GUI for the Mac

Hi everybody, so here it is for download FlashBatchJelly.

Although anybody can download FBJ beta, I will personally select who will be beta testing it 'officially'. Please drop me a line if you want to be considered for the gig. This is a voluntary position, no money whatsoever.

Download ChecksumJelly V.1.1 (Jan 16th, 2009)

To download ChecksumJelly Click Here (completely free) md5 Checksum: 5443055c5a332b84fe7165f3c6a38ec9 (The first time around you need to do it by hand, click here to find out how to manually run a checksum).