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iFlicks 1.2

Easily import your video collection into iTunes.


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DESCRIPTION

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 or iPhone. 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.

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WHAT'S NEW

Version 1.2:

Added completely new Rule System to allow custom Rules for Metadata.
Improved Encoding Presets for faster Encodings and better Image Quality.
GUI is now localized in English, German and Italian.
Metadata for TV Shows are now available in 23 Languages.
Many more Improvements and Fixes.

REQUIREMENTS

Mac OS X 10.5.5 or later.

SCREENSHOT

Developer:	Jendrik Bertram
Downloads:	6,055
- Version d/l:	372
Multimedia & Design:	Video
License:	Shareware
Date:	22 Dec 2009
Platform:	PPC/Intel
Price:	$29.00

RATING

Write A Review | 4 Reviews / 5 Comments

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iFlicks User Reviews (9 posts)

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	Dec 22 2009	ZX Love the interface/options...but still imposble to convert MKV files! (Version 1.2)		+2
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Dec 23 2009

ECHOROB I feel this app has very poor quality when converting video no features what so ever for Audio Subtitles ect.... much better to use Handbrake then use iFlicks to add Metadata which for that it is excellent.
(Version 1.2)

Dec 23 2009

JENDRIK Can you please send me a PM explaining the problem with MKV files? I'll see what I can do to fix it.
(Version 1.2)

	Dec 20 2009	JAKE THE SNAKE So which century is this finally going to come out of beta? Latest stable download is still 1.0.8 and these 1.1 betas have been going on for almost 6 months. When can we finally expect to see a 1.1 stable release to properly evaluate this? I refuse to waste my time with beta releases. (Version 1.1. build 650)		0
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Dec 20 2009

JENDRIK Soon. I hope you can wait a few more days, I just want the final release to be as stable as possible.
(Version 1.1. build 650)

Dec 21 2009

JAKE THE SNAKE That is great news. I don't mean to sound rude, but I just hate being a guinea pig when it comes to software. I like to try stable releases and be able to give it an honest try instead of taking chances of bugs causing serious problems.

Thanks for the speedy reply, look forward to the final release of 1.1 and Merry Christmas or Happy Hanukah !
(Version 1.1)

	Nov 13 2009	TOM08 I use both VideoDrive and iFlicks. Both apps have their advantages and shortcomings. I do like the interface of iFlicks more, but in terms of advanced settings and batch processing, VideoDrive is much better. The weird thing is, I have several videos that cannot be processed by iFlicks (crashes, lockups), while VideoDrive handles them nicely. (Version 1.1b600)		+1
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	Oct 28 2009	NATHAN GUINLE The developer is on top of this app and is actively doing what he can to make it the best converter/metadata app out there.... Simple and easy to use!!! (Version 1.1)		0
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	Aug 2 2009	MACTECHHEAD The last 2 betas won't even start on my Mac. Both iFlicks_1.1_414 and iFlicks_1.1_431.dmg both refuse to start. 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? (Version 1.1 build 431)		0
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Aug 2 2009

JENDRIK Yes, this is just a bug in the beta. Thanks for letting me know. I'll see to that this will be fixed with the next beta release.
(Version 1.1 build 431)

	Jul 28 2009	ECHOROB The download shows it's version 1.08 same on the website. (Version 1.1 build 414)		+1
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	Jul 18 2009	ECHOROB In order for iTunes to transfer the videos to your Apple TV they have to be modified in a special way. Since only a small portion of users requires this, the option is not enabled by default. If you want your videos to be modified, open the iFlicks Preferences and select the QuickTime tab. There you'll find an option labeled "Make compatible with hacked Apple TV". Once you have enabled this option, all videos imported to iTunes using the QuickTime preset will be transfered to your Apple TV. The option in the preferences is not selectable am i missing something ? By the way everything else it's a fantastic app. (Version 1.0.8)		0
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Jul 18 2009

ANONYMOUS This option is only available, if "Move Video to a compatible container" is also chosen. Otherwise it wouldn't make any sense to prepare the video, because they would be playable on the Apple TV anyways, or not at all (in case of Reference files).
(Version 1.0.8)

Jul 19 2009

ECHOROB ok thanks for the clarification. Nice app works very well.
(Version 1.0.8)

	Apr 19 2009	HENDSCH This is excellent software! Does exactly what it says and is easy to use. Way better than VideoDrive: iFlicks can import movies from removable media as well! (VideoDrive imports these files too, but the file information is not editable afterwards) Would be perfect if the information source would be customizable. Actually iFlicks doesn't find any german videos. That's why I gave only 4 stars. (Version 1.0.3)		+1
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Apr 19 2009

ANONYMOUS That is exactly what I was aiming for. Thanks ;)

I am from Germany myself and will add complete support for German movies as soon as possible. iFlicks is using themoviedb.org to get its metadata for movies, but the site is still very young and there are some remaining issues with their API concerning different languages, umlauts and other special characters. As soon as this fixed I'll make sure to include support in iFlicks.
(Version 1.0.3)

	Jan 13 2009	ZO219 Why in god's name would I want my videos in iTunes, of all things. (Version 0.7.2)		-20
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Jan 13 2009

D|DUMOND Most likely to transfer to your iPod!
(Version 1.0)

Jan 14 2009

DAVID COFFIN or your Apple TV.
(Version 1.0)

Apr 20 2009

GRYFFIN Or to view them in FrontRow, if you've set up a Mac as your media center.
(Version 1.0.4)