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Using iFlicks you can easily import your Video Collection into iTunes. This gives you the ability to watch your Videos directly in iTunes or transfer them to your iPod, iPhone or iPad. On top of that iFlicks downloads Metadata for your Videos and lets you tweak the Metadata manually. Managing your Video Collection in iTunes has never been this easy.
Manage your Video Collection with iTunes:
iFlicks offers a range of simple to use functions to easily manage metadata of your Movie and TV Show Library. Some of the most prominent features are:
Manage your Video Collection with iTunes:
iFlicks offers a range of simple to use functions to easily manage metadata of your Movie and TV Show Library. Some of the most prominent features are:
What's New
Version 1.4.3:
This is a bug fix release for the current stable 1.4 series. This version now allows videos to be automatically stored to the same folder as the input video and also adds the ability to update video files directly. Additionally temporary files are now stored in the selected output folder for videos. This mainly benefits users working with multiple hard drives and is necessary to comply with App Store guidelines when adding videos to iTunes.
Changes
- Temporary files are now stored in the selected destination folder
- Ability to encode videos to folder of source file
- Option to update m4v/mp4/mov video files directly
- Improved Quick Look integration
- Updated translations
- Fixed UK Content Ratings
- Fixed crash on case sensitive filesystems
Version 1.4.3:
This is a bug fix release for the current stable 1.4 series. This version now allows videos to be automatically stored to the same folder as the input video and also adds the ability to update video files directly. Additionally temporary files are now stored in the selected output folder for videos. This mainly benefits users working with multiple hard drives and is necessary to comply more...
Requirements
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.5.5 or later
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.5.5 or later
iFlicks User Discussion (Write a Review)
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| Downloads:13,493 |
| Version Downloads:1,070 |
| Type:Multimedia & Design : Video |
| License:Shareware |
| Date:02 Nov 2011 |
| Platform:PPC / Intel |
| Price: $23.00 |
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Using iFlicks you can easily import your Video Collection into iTunes. This gives you the ability to watch your Videos directly in iTunes or transfer them to your iPod, iPhone or iPad. On top of that iFlicks downloads Metadata for your Videos and lets you tweak the Metadata manually. Managing your Video Collection in iTunes has never been this easy.
Manage your Video Collection with iTunes:
iFlicks offers a range of simple to use functions to easily manage metadata of your Movie and TV Show Library. Some of the most prominent features are:
Complete Metadata Support:
Are you fed up with the limited support for Video Tagging via iTunes? Using iFlicks you can edit all the metadata of compatible videos, which iTunes uses. This lets you:
This way you have complete freedom in organizing you video library while using the programs you have always used.
Video Conversion
Using the QuickTime Framework iFlicks can convert videos optimized for the following devices and applications:
Tight iTunes Integration
iFlicks offers a tight integration into iTunes. Most features are directly accessible using the integrated iTunes Script menu. This way it is possible to update the metadata of the video in your iTunes Library easily. Processed Videos can also automatically be added to the iTunes Library or any playlist.
Manage your Video Collection with iTunes:
iFlicks offers a range of simple to use functions to easily manage metadata of your Movie and TV Show Library. Some of the most prominent features are:
- Convert Videos to be compatible with iTunes and Apple Devices.
- Automatically or manually add metadata and artwork.
- Easy to use Interface.
Complete Metadata Support:
Are you fed up with the limited support for Video Tagging via iTunes? Using iFlicks you can edit all the metadata of compatible videos, which iTunes uses. This lets you:
- set release dates, not just years
- add actors, directors, producers and writers
- specify the content rating
- mark videos as tv show
- add a complete plot, not just a few letters
This way you have complete freedom in organizing you video library while using the programs you have always used.
Video Conversion
Using the QuickTime Framework iFlicks can convert videos optimized for the following devices and applications:
- iTunes and Front Row
- Apple TV
- iPod Nano 3G and 4G, iPod Classic 5G and 6G
- iPhone, iPod Touch and iPhone 3G
- Elgato Turbo.264 (HD)
Tight iTunes Integration
iFlicks offers a tight integration into iTunes. Most features are directly accessible using the integrated iTunes Script menu. This way it is possible to update the metadata of the video in your iTunes Library easily. Processed Videos can also automatically be added to the iTunes Library or any playlist.
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Tryme reviewed on 26 Jul 2011
I have raved about and recommended iFlicks to a lot of people, it is an excellent app that does metadata search and write quickly and efficiently - except version 1.4.
The switch from AppleScript to Services, while a little painful, would have been more palatable if the new method worked - the simple fact is that it doesn't. In fact with 1.4 the app has become one frustrating to use crippled mess. The selected service will work 1 in 10 times, the app 9 out of 10 times will hang - and that is when trying to add media by the service menu, + button or drag and drop.
It is astounding that the developer has released such a buggy mess to the market. I have downgraded to 1.2.3 because it actually works. I'll think long and hard before upgrading again.
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New version is also very good and i haven't encountered any problems. I do only 'iTunes compatible', but it works very well. I also use folder action to import videos and i have some rules set in iFlicks itself.
So far it's perfect record.
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iFlicks is the best app for iTunes metadata on the Mac, fast, efficient and accurate.
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The developer has stopped support for PowerPC leaving behind those paying customers that helped paved the way for a crap store submission.
Requirements
Mac OS X 10.6 and higher (10.6.8 or higher recommended).
iTunes 10.2 and QuickTime
Perian 1.2.2 is recommended for best video format support.
This is the 20th developer that has rudely abandoned paying customers in their vain hopes of making a quick buck at the MAS.
And this was the last one I will ever pay for software again. I'm through with supporting people that don't give a rat's ass about their customers.
I thought I left this kind of mentality behind when I converted from a Microsoft dominated platform to the Macintosh platform. The tables have turned and it's Apple who's telling everyone how high or when to jump. And the lemmings follow them off the cliff.
Thank you for nothing and for adding the fixes of bugs I paid for into a version I can not use. I own a MBP 2011 but I prefer to use the G5 as a server and a workhorse to avoid slowing my work projects down.
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Gex2501 reviewed on 11 Jul 2011
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dnoguero reviewed on 15 May 2011
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Landencrews reviewed on 08 Apr 2010
With the power of Handbrake and iFlicks, your movie collection on your computer is now a very powerful thing. It is great for any home theater guru like myself.
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Grumpytico reviewed on 14 Feb 2010
However, it would be nice if it could keep the format of the original file. I am converting an mp4 using Turbo.264 and it generates only mov files regardless of what Format I select.
If this was fixed, it'd be the perfect app for tagging mp4 files.
Thanks!
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I'm new to iFlicks (just testing it right now) but I'm an user of MetaX.
If you don't mind me getting picky MetaX actually creates a new file with the metainfo in there and then deletes the original ones, so you don't see it but temporarily MetaX duplicates the file that you are editing.
For what I can see, if you already now that your file is in the proper format that you want, as long as under iFlicks preferences, in the Quicktime options under the conversion type you select "QuickTime Movie" you'll end up doing pretty much the same that you are used on MetaX.
And actually, on my initial testing it seems faster than MetaX used to be.
Take care
Pedro Fardilha
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Jphastings reviewed on 16 Jan 2010
Mr. T says "It'll tag your TV, fool." and he's right.
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Zx reviewed on 22 Dec 2009
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Many thanks
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and it hung up; had to force quit
on screen was processing 0 of 0
can I get a refund?
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Never tried the program before the beta versions, neither beta launches but the 1.0.8 demo launched fine.
Both beta's are Intel only but the demo is Universal Binary ???
Here is the error log
8/2/09 12:45:20 PM iFlicks[91176] used language code: en - current language code: en
8/2/09 12:45:20 PM iFlicks[91176] used country code: US - current country code: US
8/2/09 12:45:20 PM iFlicks[91176] An uncaught exception was raised
8/2/09 12:45:20 PM iFlicks[91176] *** -[NSCFDictionary setObject:forKey:]: attempt to insert nil key
8/2/09 12:45:20 PM iFlicks[91176] An uncaught exception was raised
8/2/09 12:45:20 PM iFlicks[91176] launch path not accessible
8/2/09 12:45:20 PM iFlicks[91176] An uncaught exception was raised
8/2/09 12:45:20 PM iFlicks[91176] launch path not accessible
8/2/09 12:45:20 PM iFlicks[91176] An uncaught exception was raised
The last 4 error lines just repeat until I force quit the program!
Was I supposed to install something prior to using this? Or was this just a bug?
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The option in the preferences is not selectable am i missing something ?
By the way everything else it's a fantastic app.
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Lookky rated on 08 Jan 2012
kjconrad rated on 12 Dec 2011
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bernardoph rated on 05 Sep 2011
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Lookky rated on 24 Jul 2011
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Jendrik rated on 18 Jul 2011
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Mistertoad44 rated on 04 May 2011
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Piranha rated on 03 Jan 2011