SNAPORAZ  great app - extremely ugly icon  
(Version 1.1)

BRYAN HUTSON  [From Developer, Bryan Hutson]

Vidalin 1.1 is fully compatible with Snow Leopard (OS X 10.6.1).

I've tested Vidalin 1.1 extensively with Snow Leopard (OS X 10.6.1) with no known problems. Please ensure your Snow Leopard version is at least 10.6.1, as I've had at least one user contact me with intermittent problems on 10.6.0 that seem to have gone away with Apple's 10.6.1 update. Thanks, Bryan  
(Version 1.1)

HEYMBIT  I've tried MetaX, Lostify, Parsley is Atomically Delicious, Subler, Tagger, and every other program available to tag iTunes Movie files. While I appreciate apps that have an incredible UI, I do focus mostly on performance and the tags that can be written. To this end, I've been forced to use multiple apps, as some apps can set an HD-SD tag, some apps can gather data from sites like TagChimp, basically a lot of great apps can do a lot of great things but no one app can do everything.

Then I stumbled upon Vidalin. It had the power of MetaX, at faster speeds, with a better design. I now use Vidalin instead of MetaX. While MetaX can get TagChimp data, Vidalin can do this and Yahoo Movies, for better data results, as more is better. Vidalin also keeps everything in one window, which as a power user I find just incredible. I can tag 20 files at once, and switching between multiple windows per file is a bit of a pain after a while. While Vidalin doesn't currently do everything the other apps do, it does a lot that any user will find incredible. But what's best is that it does this while keeping a slick UI, and applies tags faster than I've seen any other program.

But what's best about Vidalin is that it is being worked on, updated, improved. Programs like Lostify and MetaX haven't seen updates in months, even years. By the time Vidalin hits 2.0, it will have surpassed any and all other programs. Hell, by the time it hits 1.2 it will probably do that. I was a MetaX user, now I'm a Vidalin user. I gave Features and Value a 4 out of 5 because, like I said, it still can't do some things that other apps do (such as set a cnID number). However, it's clear that Vidalin is constantly improving, and I believe slight flaws like what was just said are soon to be a thing of the past.  
(Version 1.1)

Y-GUY  I was a bit skeptical at first, I've used MetaX before and it did okay. The problem there was often I was flooded with to many possible listings, however Vidalin only gave me one for each movie I tagged - and it was the right one. Nice not having to figure out which one was correct. Also MetaX often didn't place the poster art correctly and it wouldn't show up. I've tried this several times with Vidalin and the poster art worked correctly each time. I've only found one movie that it didn't find the poster art for, the rest all works fine.

Vidalin worked like it was supposed to, no problems. It's a keeper.  
(Version 1.1)

PERFECTA  Vidalin does exactly what it says it does. The user interface is what you'd expect from a a top shelf Mac application. It edits only the information needed for a clean Apple TV presentation—nothing more, nothing less. The only small hurdle to get over (at least in my situation) is re-importing the movie into iTunes (if it was already imported). That's it!  
(Version 1.0)

STEPHENR  Is there any reason this app is Intel only?

There are a lot of people (myself included) using PPC macs to run an itunes "server".  
(Version 1.0)