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Neil McAllister over at Developer World posted an interesting article regarding Apple’s forthcoming Grand Central technology. It is a great article (a little dense if you are not a hardcore techie), but I wonder if his conclusions are necessarily right. Continue Reading »
Apple to integrate QuickTime Pro features into Snow Leopard?
QuickTime Pro has long been Apple’s paid upgrade to the QuickTime media player software, unlocking some minor features in the software such as video encoding, iSight / mic recording, and the ability to save videos from the Internet. It currently costs $29.99 for either the Windows or Mac version. The… Continue Reading »
Apple releases QuickTime 7.5.7, addresses playback via Mini DisplayPort
Apple has released a QuickTime update for the new MacBooks, MacBook Pros and MacBook Airs. The update fixes some issues relating to playback of standard definition iTunes content. We reported a few days ago that there are some iTunes playback issues with content from the iTunes Store on the new… Continue Reading »
Apple updates Quicktime and Front Row
Apple has released updates to Quicktime and Front Row in support of the new iTunes 8. Quicktime 7.5.5 fixes a number of security issues. Front Row 2.1.6 improves compatibility with the new version of Quicktime and iTunes. Details and links after the break. Continue Reading »
Announcing Exibia v1.2: video scheduling software for Mac OS X
Exibia, from Plyxim software, has just been upgraded to version 1.2. Exibia is a server video scheduling tool intended for schools and universities. With Exibia, the user can upload any video that is compatible with Quicktime to a central server, which is subsequently connected to the school’s closed circuit television… Continue Reading »
iSight HD coming soon?
MacRumors just posted that a reader has found references to “iSight HD” in QuickTime system files. For those who don’t know, the iSight, which is currently the branding of the camera integrated into all Macs with displays, used to be the name used for an external Firewire camera sold by… Continue Reading »
Apple files for “Snow Leopard” trademark
Yesterday, the US Patent & Trademark Office published Apple’s latest trademark, titled “Snow Leopard,” under application 7749408sn6. According to Apple’s Snow Leopard webpage, “The next major version of the world’s most advanced operating system, Mac OS X, changes more than its spots, it changes focus. Taking a break from adding… Continue Reading »
Apple patents dock, networking methods
Apple has been granted four new patents today by the US Patent & Trademark Office. The patents cover four inventions that relate to Apple’s multipurpose dock, QuickTime’s transmission of differently formatted media, measuring network bandwidth between two computers, and a communication between media servers and media clients. Stand invention (US… Continue Reading »
iTunes 7.6.2 update
Yesterday, Apple released yet another update to iTunes: 7.6.2. The latest version brings no major new features, but as usual, bug fixes to “to improve stability and performance.” If you haven’t already, you can download the software update by going to Apple Menu>Software Update. Alternatively, you can download it directly… Continue Reading »
QuickTime 7.4.1 updated with security fix
Apple today released yet another QuickTime 7 update - its main purpose being a security fix. The update is for Mac OS X Panther, Tiger, and Leopard as well as Microsoft Windows. The update secures QuickTime from the latest exploits and threats on both Mac OS X and Windows. Users… Continue Reading »
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