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DESCRIPTION
Vidalin... Designed specifically for use with Apple TV, Vidalin allows you to add titles, descriptions, actors, movie poster art, ratings, etc. to your favorite movies or TV shows. Like Lostify and MetaX, Vidalin acts as a front-end to the excellent AtomicParsley tagging engine which does all of the file loading and saving in the background.
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WHAT'S NEW
Version 1.0 (Initial release):
  • Universal Binary runs on either PPC or Intel Macs, for those of you serving up content to your Apple TV from PPC machines running iTunes
  • Ability to add information to multiple video files, then batch save all at once
  • Handles all movie and TV show information displayed by Apple TV
  • Uncluttered, clean interface with easily understood labels and buttons
  • Preserves your original video or TV show file by placing a new Vidalin-created copy in the same folder.
REQUIREMENTS
Mac OS X 10.3.9 or later.


SCREENSHOT

Developer:Bryan Hutson
Downloads:720
  - Version d/l:720
Multimedia & Design:Video
License:Free
Date:10 Nov 2008
Platform:PPC/Intel
RATING
*****
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Feb 3 2009
*****

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)

praisebury
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Nov 10 2008

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)

praisebury
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Nov 10 2008

BRYAN HUTSON  Intel only? Oops... my bad. I just uploaded a Universal Binary (11/10/2008 10:50 pm CST). I haven't tested on PPC, so let me know if there are any hiccups. Thanks, Bryan.  
(Version 1.0)

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