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DESCRIPTION
iVideo keeps movies the same way Apple's iPhoto keeps pictures. With an intuitive user interface, iVideo is definitely something you'll want to use a lot. iVideo makes watching your videos a snap. Simply double click a movie in the list and hit play. Its that simple. Stop using folders to organize movies, iVideo can create albums on the fly, letting you organize your whole video library. Whether you keep home videos, movie trailers, or other videos, iVideo can keep them all separate and organized.
WHAT'S NEW
Version 3.0.2:
  • Increased the unregistered movie limit to 25 movies to help give new users a better feeling of iVideo's capabilities. Older versions of iVideo only allowed up to 10 movies.
  • Added "Set Preview to Current Frame" and "Set Preview to Picture" actions to the respective contextual menus.
  • New folders, playlists, and smart playlists are now automatically placed within the same folder as the selected playlist. For example, right-clicking a folder and choosing "New Playlist" will create a playlist inside that folder.
  • When modifying the keywords for multiple movies at once, iVideo now only updates the keywords that you selected/deselected. It was previously impossible to easily give every movie the same keyword without also removing the original keywords for each individual movie.
  • iVideo now closes the last file it imported. This used to cause problems when deleting the movie later (iVideo would report a "file in use" error).
  • The Error Log is actually useful now that it records descriptive messages when importing movies.
  • Made a few changes to the Preferences window to be more consistent with iTunes.
  • Fixed a bug that involved the "move files" or "copy files" database type and storing the iVideo Movie Library on an external hard drive.
  • Fixed a crash that occured when trying to edit and remove a keyword at the same time.
  • Made a few changes to the documentation to make it more organized and concise.
REQUIREMENTS
Mac OS X 10.3 or later. QuickTime 6 or later.


SCREENSHOT

Developer:Waterfall Software
Downloads:21,535
  - Version d/l:8,446
Multimedia & Design:Video
License:Shareware
Date:17 Oct 2005
Platform:PPC
Price:$19.95
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    iVideo User Reviews (37 posts)Write A Review
    Apr 16 2008

    STORMCHILD  This was a great idea for an app, but its future now seems uncertain. The company website is still up, and it looks like they have a new app called "Acrylic" on the horizon (presumably some sort of painting app?), so apparently they are still active, but iVideo hasn't been updated in two and a half years, and there is no sign that an Intel-native version is even under development -- and the company blog was last updated in 2006.

    I hope to see this product developed further, or a similar one introduced by another developer.  (Version 3.0.2)

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    May 15 2007

    TOURNESOL  Great app, but why has it not been updated since 2005 and why is there not a Universal version available? Seems sloppy to me.  (Version 3.0.2)

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    Feb 25 2007

    STARBARK  I love this app!! Now my favorite piece of software!

    Although, I would like to see these features:

    - labels (for those episodes you've already watched)

    - set OWN thumbnail/"previews" that are already within the video (not search your hd for an image)

    - pressing 'enter' to rename (just like mac os x---then 'return' will play it)

    - choice to delete subsections of movie library (2001, 2002, etc.)

    - more control:

    +ability to put episode number, series title, episode title, season (tv series)

    + ability to put movie title, year released, genre (movies)

    + ability to put artist, song title, album (music videos)

    - remove "preferences" under window because it is already under iVideo

    Is this a bug?

    Last 5 imports shows a lot more than 5 videos!

    Otherwise, great app! Will watch this for sure.  (Version 3.0.2)

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    Oct 23 2005
    *****

    JADRANKA  iVideo is probably the best movie catalog on MacOSX

    platform. I have imported 1287 movies (from little funny clips in .wmv format, music video clips in .mpg

    format, and real movies (2-3 hours) .avi (divx).

    iVideo handle all this without problems, program is fast and stable, faster and better then other similar

    apps on the market. What can I say more, I am really happy with iVideo.

    By the way, trying with 25 movies is more than enough! IVideo is also that fast with thousand of them.

    Jadranka, Croatia

    MacOSX 10.4.2 QT 7.02 512Mb G4 1,25 MacMini   (Version 3.0.2)

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