Media Remote vs StampCam

Movie night should not need a keyboard. Media Remote lets you control the media computer from the device already in your hand. Watching YouTube on a TV connected to your laptop? Paste the link and open it there. Need to mute sound quickly? Tap Mute. Want to pause while someone walks into the room? Tap Play / Pause. Need a little less volume? Tap Volume Down. The app works with many media players, music apps, and online platforms that use standard media keys. You can also open local video and audio files from folders you select on the receiver computer. Everything is designed for nearby devices on your own network. Pairing is required, commands are encrypted, and no cloud account is needed. Use Media Remote to: - Play or pause video and music - Skip to the next or previous track - Raise or lower volume - Mute and unmute quickly - Toggle full screen - Open YouTube, streaming pages, tutorials, and other web links - Open local video or audio files from selected folders Media Remote is great for home theaters, media PCs, living-room Macs, projectors, classroom screens, and music setups.

StampCam automatically stamps the date, time, and location onto your photos as you shoot. Like a film camera, mark your precious moments with a date. ■ Features • Live Stamp Camera — the date stamp is applied automatically as you shoot (burst supported) • System Camera mode — shoot with Apple's camera and the stamp is still applied • Gallery Stamp — add a date/location stamp to photos you already took • Location stamp — optionally show where you took the photo and save it in the photo's location metadata • Customize freely — date format, 12/24-hour, 10 colors, corner position, size, font styles (Classic/Film/Minimal/Bold) • Camera tools — zoom, tap to focus, grid, timer, front/back switch, flash • Reversible save — remove the stamp anytime with "Revert to Original" in Photos Record your memories with StampCam, the date-stamp camera.