Celebrating 20 years of Nonsense, Powered by Natural Intelligence.
Apple releases updates to iWork ’08.
01/29/2008
Keynote 4.0.2 | 32MB
This update primarily addresses performance issues while playing or exporting presentations.Pages 3.0.2 | 27.8MB
This update addresses compatibility with Mac OS X.Numbers 1.0.2 | 26.2MB
This update addresses compatibility with Mac OS X.
The updates is available through Software Update or Apple Support Downloads site.
VMware releases VMware Fusion 1.1.1 (for Intel-based Mac OS X)
Read the release note here.
VMware 1.1.1 | 01/24/08 | 72241 | 171 MB
VMware-Fusion-1.1.1-72241.dmg
http://www.vmware.com/download/download.do?downloadGroup=FUS-111
VMware user account is required.
Flock 1.0.8 is out, shortly after Flock 1.0.7 was released. It was just like yesterday.
Flock 1.0.7 is out, and it should tell you that the update is available.
LogMeIn announces on Tuesday January 22nd, 2007 that LogMeIn Rescue is now available for Mac OS X.
From LogMeIn press release:
LogMeIn Rescue is a web-based remote support tool that allows administrators to connect to a remote computer or smartphone, without requiring previously installed software. With this latest release of LogMeIn Rescue, administrators can easily and securely access Apple computers and provide quick resolution of end-user and remote application issues.
With the LogMeIn Rescue support for Mac OS X, LogMeIn is now a few steps ahead of its rival Citrix‘s GoToMyPC. Both LogMeIn and GoToMyPC offers Mac OS X viewer to connect to the host computer. But only LogMeIn provides remote access to both Mac OS X and Windows OS.
Final Cut Pro: Unexpected Quit during AVCHD transfer.
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=306922
Issue
Final Cut Pro 6 may unexpectedly quit when attempting to transfer AVCHD media, if the third-party Perian QuickTime component is installed.Products affected
- Final Cut Pro 6.x
- Perian
Solution
Check to see if the Perian QuickTime component is installed:
/Library/QuickTime/Perian.componentDrag the component to the Desktop or to the Trash, and test for the issue.
——-
iMovie does not see Sony AVCHD camcorder videos.
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=305919
When the Sony HDR-SR1, HDR-SR7 and HDR-SX7 cameras contain both HD (AVCHD) and SD (MPEG-2) content, iMovie ’08 will be able to import the SD (MPEG-2) content. However, to import the HD (AVCHD) content to an Intel Mac, you must first erase the SD (MPEG-2) content on the camera.
——-
iMovie ’08: Previewing footage when importing may not work when filming footage in “Pre-Record Mode” on some camcorders
http://support.apple.com/kb/TS1148
Symptoms
Some camcorders have a new Pre-Record function which, when enabled, continuously records several seconds of images into an internal buffer memory which helps capture sudden shooting opportunities. Enabling that mode, however, may cause not being able to preview footage while importing in iMovie ’08.Camcorders known to have this option include:
Panasonic HDC-SX5 AVCHD DVD
Panasonic HDC-SD5 AVCHD Flash MemoryProducts Affected
iMovie 7.0Resolution
Do not use of the Pre-Record function on your camcorder while capturing footage if you want to preview captured footage when importing.Note: If you capture footage with the Pre-Record function enabled, you can still play back and edit your footage in iMovie ’08 once it has been imported.
Sony HDR-CX7 was one of three solid state AVCHD Camcorders I considered buying back in 2007. The other two are Sanyo Xacti HD1000 and Panasonic HDC-SD5. After some testing and deliberations, I bought Panasonic SDC-HD5. In addition to that, my friend bought Canon HG10.
I tested Circuit City‘s store display unit sometimes in October 2007. I didn’t even bother setting up the time and date of the camera.
Download the sample here (22.4MB).
Accessories for HDR-CX7: