These widgets are free for the taking. Hope you find them handy!
This widget is for adding up a series of time values in hours and minutes. The widget gives space for 8 time values, but there is a "More" button that loads the total so far and allows for 7 more values, so there is no limit. Handy for figuring out CD run times and the like.
This version has been superseded by version 3 below, but I keep version 1 here for those who like to see the list of time values.
This version of TimeCalc is expanded to include SMPTE time codes, hours/minutes/seconds, and a subtract function. The calculator operates in 5 modes:
Each mode shows only what is relevant:
SMPTE subframes are computed at 80 subframes to the frame. SMPTE frames rates can be any of 4:
When set at 29.97 fps, the calculator takes into account drop frames. Drop frame SMPTE timecode drops frame numbers 0 and 1 of the first second of every minute, and includes them when the number of minutes is divisible by ten.
New in Version 3:
This one is kind of specific. I have a reference book of color combinations (Jim Krause's Color Index) which I use to help figure web page color schemes (I am color-deficient, so I need all the help I can get). It specifies the colors as RGB values in decimal, and so I am constantly having to convert to hex. This widget does the conversion quickly and easily.
I built this one for Tina; a basic kitchen timer with a special alarm.
Mac OS X 10.4 Tiger is required. If you’re using Safari, click the download link. When the widget download is complete, show Dashboard, click the Plus sign to display the Widget Bar and click the widget’s icon in the Widget Bar to open it. If you’re using a browser other than Safari, click the download link. When the widget download is complete, unarchive it and place it in /Library/Widgets/ in your home folder. show Dashboard, click the Plus sign to display the Widget Bar and click the widget’s icon in the Widget Bar to open it.