Snow Leopard users will need to use the installer that comes with Snow Leopard to install QuickTime 7, as QuickTime X is not yet fully functional and will not work with MovCaptioner.

MovCaptioner now plays well with Leopard!

Please delete your old MovCaptioner preferences file prior to using version 1.2 if you've used MovCaptioner before. The old preferences file could cause the app to crash on opening. So go to your USER/Library/Preferences folder and delete the file called MovCationerPrefs and you should be fine.

Also, please be sure to view the movie "How To Get Started" on the website: http://www.slidesnow.com/movcaptioner

You really should see how to use this before you try it the first time. You should use the Start button instead of the movie's play button and don't click the Cue Next button until you know what it's really for. There is also a brief How To Use MovCaptioner file that comes with the app that's worth your time to look at as well.

Note that you can also use SlidesNow! to synch slides to a movie that you already have recorded. While SlidesNow! is set up to use QT Broadcaster for synching live video, all you need to do is to use QT Player instead of QT Broadcaster to play your movie while you click through your slides. Everything else is the same. Then use the MovSynch script to import the slide timing into your movie. All the HTML will be written by SlidesNow to your slides folder. Just rename your movie "mymovie.mov" and drop it in your slides folder after it does its thing. Then launch "archive.html" in your web browser and enjoy your synched slide presentation.