Overview
What is Black Widow - Media Desktop?
Black Widow Media Desktop contains 15 multimedia programs executing in their own desktop environment. Rip P2P networks or the NET after finding media files. Rip MP3s from over 7000 radio stations. Rip Flash Games/Movies from the NET. Built in skins or design your own.
In depth
A closer look at Black Widow - Media Desktop
Black Widow Media Desktop contains 15 multimedia programs executing in their own desktop environment. A new program, 'SpiderChat', added for this release, makes it easier and faster to share files of all types between individuals. Also included is 'Arachnid - Media Search and Play PRO' to Rip/Play the G1G2 networks or the NET. Also, Rip/Play individual songs from over 7000 radio stations with 'NET Radio Rip Or Play'. Or, Rip/Play Flash games/movies from the NET with 'Flash Rip or Play'. All can run at the same time. Record sound to WAV files while streaming media from the NET or playing your CDs with 'RIP What You Hear'. Encode media files from one format to another using 'WAV to MP3' or 'Convert to WAV'. Open multiple players independently and Auto-Align in a GRID if you wish with a unique 'Media Player' that can control Looping, Speed and Zoom with media centering. Select from fifteen pre-designed skins or use a built in tool to create your own skin for each program or the desktop.
Verdict
Should you download Black Widow - Media Desktop?
Black Widow - Media Desktop runs on
Windows 10/11
and is available under the
Shareware
license
— the installer is 6700 KB.
We’ve catalogued it under
Utilities and Tools.
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At a glance
Black Widow - Media Desktop specifications
- Last updated
- Mar 6, 2025
- License
- Shareware
- Operating system
- Windows 10/11
- File size
- 6700 KB
- Price
- $39.99
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- 452
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