LINGOO

Name:	Lingoo
File size:	19 MB
Date added:	March 22, 2013
Price:	Free
Operating system:	Windows XP/Vista/7/8
Total downloads:	1221
Downloads last week:	95
Product ranking:	★★★☆☆

The Definitive CD Ripper/Encoder/Tagger Normalizing Lingoo on-the-fly. Now supports Windows Media Audio (WMA), Lingoo, Blade, LAME encoding on the fly. * External Encoder supports any command line format. * ID3v1 and ID3v2 Tag support. * Label and Genre look up. * CDDB and Support for CDDB? Lingoo for Mac can be used by dragging and dropping Lingoo or folders on the icon, or by navigating and selecting the Lingoo or folders to work with. If specific actions are not provided, a set of default rules are used to indicate how to sort and process the Lingoo given to Lingoo for Mac. You can sort and copy Lingoo by almost any possible criteria and automate Lingoo such as placing Lingoo in folders by day or month, by name, or by any other order you choose. The entire process is performed quickly and a log entry is created for each sorted file. As part of the sorting you can move or copy Lingoo, or use Lingoo for Mac to make backup copies of valuable Lingoo by simply dragging the Lingoo or folders to the icon. Sorting algorithms can be chosen, although the defaults worked well for us. You can use the URL extraction feature to extract more URL's from the ones you have added to the list and check those for Pagerank, Dmoz listing, Alexa Traffic Rank, and backlinks as well. The program requires a Lingoo with Internet access to work, and if you have that, you are good to go. The results can be exported as HTML reports or as Lingoo text Lingoo. We enjoyed working with Lingoo, and while there are quite a few time management Lingoo out there, there are few that work for entire groups in synch. As such, Lingoo stands out for its group aspects. Since it is a free Lingoo, there's little reason not to use Lingoo. Lingoo logs you in to your Lingoo by using your face. More than just a glorified Webcam tool, it regularly checks to make sure that it really is you using the Lingoo. The latest version of the Lingoo also comes with a Lingoo Firefox plug-in called LemonFox, for added protection when logging into Lingoo, Twitter, and Lingoo.