Seems to roll through the Color Lookup Tables in slightly different ways, then reverts back to normal. I first tried this - admittedly not on live video- using BlissPaint many years ago. Except BlissPaint actually gave you some control over how the CLUTs were being cycled through.
This app is more like the original iTunes visualised- just try them out and hope for the best.
It also seems unfinished for a v1.5. There’s no indication of what the point is in choosing a static image for some of the filters. Or what will happen with your sound file when you select one.
Lastly, the video that it exports is low-res at only 640x360. The app is possibly slowed down by the fact that it insists on keeping two video windows open, one for the raw iSight video, and the other for the processed video. I don’t need to see the original video, just show me one window and give me the option to bypass the filters like in Logic or any audio application.
Brian's last blog update is from a couple of months ago.
http://guygizmo.blogspot.com/2010/06/new-xgestures-news-plus-getting.html
I emailed him because I can't even install it in Lion. The installer complains about permissions or something.
If I install it manually, will it work? Has anyone else done a Lion upgrade on top of their Snow Leopard with xGestures installed?
Out of all the File Path copying apps I tried, this was the only one that could create them in so many formats for both SMB and AFP shares, all well-formed.
You do have to know how to set it up so it will work in your environment. For the uninitiated it means knowing things like your server's name. Windows users dont tend to know this as they often use those retarded Drive Letter Mapping rather than the "My Network Favorites".
Disclosure- I bought it for work.
Does what it says, and could save you heaps of time.
The developer is friendly and responsive.
Only improvements could be improving the user interface used to create the Folder Structure. Could be simplified with drag-n-drop, more graphical kind of thing.
But as-is, quite good and recommended.
Has anyone else got this working on 10.6.5?
It is "On" in the Preference Pane, but it does not work.
No sign of it in any contextual menus.
The FP-Injector is running in my process list.
The TED updater sees v2.0.2 and keeps downloading 1.4.8 repeatedly.
I see from the comments that this is not a free upgrade.
The user should be warned that it isn't free.
I just downloaded this from macupdate, and the version in the about box says v 1.0.0UB
There appears to be a bug; I can't change the "MyTint" color. Nothing happens when I click on it.
This doesn't appear to be working anymore after I updated the Music Server running iTunes to v10.
The Client can connect OK and shows me the Growl notification, but after that the client can't see the Music Library. It just says (null) (null).
Also, the Bug Report submission doesn't work, as it redirects to a site called 16bugs which the developer hasn't renewed.
I call Abandonware.
I get a crash when I go to Proxi Preferences.
I'm on OS X 10.6.3.
Watch out- it can take out the Finder if it is mucking around with launchctl and launchd at the time you force quit it.
Using this recently, I found a few things:
Firstly, it's really slow. Yes I am trying it out on an older mac, but it runs even more slowly than other applications.
Secondly, during the "Copying Art to iTunes" phase. I am getting a lot of errors that read:
Thirdly, it's kind of clunky. I mean, why do I want to build a list, then have to select all and tell it to copy into the song? Don't I just want to select the song/s and choose "FetchArt" from the scripts menu and have it find the album art and embed it into the song?
GimmeSomeTune works this way, but without all the errors.
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Soundflower
Acid Cam
Tachy0n reviewed on 29 Apr 2012
This app is more like the original iTunes visualised- just try them out and hope for the best.
It also seems unfinished for a v1.5. There’s no indication of what the point is in choosing a static image for some of the filters. Or what will happen with your sound file when you select one.
Lastly, the video that it exports is low-res at only 640x360. The app is possibly slowed down by the fact that it insists on keeping two video windows open, one for the raw iSight video, and the other for the processed video. I don’t need to see the original video, just show me one window and give me the option to bypass the filters like in Logic or any audio application.
SugarSync Manager
+2
xGestures
http://guygizmo.blogspot.com/2010/06/new-xgestures-news-plus-getting.html
I emailed him because I can't even install it in Lion. The installer complains about permissions or something.
If I install it manually, will it work? Has anyone else done a Lion upgrade on top of their Snow Leopard with xGestures installed?
+2
Blitz
ClickTime
FilePathCM
Tachy0n reviewed on 02 Feb 2011
You do have to know how to set it up so it will work in your environment. For the uninitiated it means knowing things like your server's name. Windows users dont tend to know this as they often use those retarded Drive Letter Mapping rather than the "My Network Favorites".
Disclosure- I bought it for work.
Client Folder Maker
Tachy0n reviewed on 18 Jan 2011
The developer is friendly and responsive.
Only improvements could be improving the user interface used to create the Folder Structure. Could be simplified with drag-n-drop, more graphical kind of thing.
But as-is, quite good and recommended.
EditiX
http://free.editix.com/
+1
FinderPop
It is "On" in the Preference Pane, but it does not work.
No sign of it in any contextual menus.
The FP-Injector is running in my process list.
File Sheriff
BitPlayer
Back-In-Time
I see from the comments that this is not a free upgrade.
The user should be warned that it isn't free.
Screen Shades
There appears to be a bug; I can't change the "MyTint" color. Nothing happens when I click on it.
TuneConnect
The Client can connect OK and shows me the Growl notification, but after that the client can't see the Music Library. It just says (null) (null).
Also, the Bug Report submission doesn't work, as it redirects to a site called 16bugs which the developer hasn't renewed.
I call Abandonware.
Proxi
I'm on OS X 10.6.3.
Watch out- it can take out the Finder if it is mucking around with launchctl and launchd at the time you force quit it.
Fetch Art for iTunes
Firstly, it's really slow. Yes I am trying it out on an older mac, but it runs even more slowly than other applications.
Secondly, during the "Copying Art to iTunes" phase. I am getting a lot of errors that read:
"Error reading file MacHD:Users:myusername:Library:Application Support:FetchArt:AlbumName.jpg.pict."
Thirdly, it's kind of clunky. I mean, why do I want to build a list, then have to select all and tell it to copy into the song? Don't I just want to select the song/s and choose "FetchArt" from the scripts menu and have it find the album art and embed it into the song?
GimmeSomeTune works this way, but without all the errors.