Re: Tuesday Talking point - apps that enhance OS X

This one's also a bit off topic - but FCP Rescue is a great little bit of freeware that stores your Final Cut Pro preferences for an instant rebuild after trashing corrupt preferences. You might not need it much, but if you do it saves a lot of time.

Re: Tuesday Talking point - apps that enhance OS X

Afternoon, This one is a bit more than a utility, but after editing with Premier Pro for last 3 days mine is Final Cut Pro, well it only works on OS X! On 05 Apr 2005, at 3:59 PM, Edward Arrowsmith wrote: Thank you, Thank you, Thank you ... For a couple of years I have had to record in re

Re: Tuesday Talking point - apps that enhance OS X

BTW those files are MPG On 05/04/2005, at 3:59 PM, Edward Arrowsmith wrote: For a couple of years I have had to record in real time the movies made with my Sony digital still camera to get an audio track.

Re: Tuesday Talking point - apps that enhance OS X

Thank you, Thank you, Thank you ... For a couple of years I have had to record in real time the movies made with my Sony digital still camera to get an audio track. As a result of reading your post I just downloaded bbDEMUX and it separates audio and video instantly. How wonderful!!! Best wi

Re: Tuesday Talking point - apps that enhance OS X

Hi WAMUGgers On 5 Apr 2005, at 9:16am, Rod wrote: What programs do you use (freeware/shareware/commercial) that makes your OS X experience better? Like making 10.3 like 10.4 for example. I have been giving the following a go: Tinkertool to give me scroll up and down arrows at top and botto

Re: Tuesday Talking point - apps that enhance OS X

On Tue, 2005-04-05 at 09:16 +0800, Rod wrote: > What programs do you use (freeware/shareware/commercial) that makes > your OS X experience better? Fink and OSX VNC, plus a bunch of misc UNIX tools OS/X doesn't ship with (though OS/X ships with the crucial ones like vim and ssh - hooray!). -- C

Tuesday Talking point - apps that enhance OS X

Hi All! Thought I would start off another thread today (maybe this would be a good idea each Tuesday). What programs do you use (freeware/shareware/commercial) that makes your OS X experience better? Like making 10.3 like 10.4 for example. I have been giving the following a go: Quicksil