HAGAR06  I just checked the other messages you are posting around here, and... boy, it's not pretty.

If you're really trying to give constructive input, try another routine. Instead of saying "it's not working. I have danced around my mac twice, and still it refuses to do what I want it to" you could try stating what exactly you are trying to do, what it supposed to do, but what happens instead, with what error message. Then it's useful for others, it's useful for developers, and it might be useful for yourself as other users might give you some pointers.  
(Version 1.10.1)

HAGAR06  I happen to use VideoDrive frequently, so I know there have been a lot of updates in the past, and as far as I can remember they have always introduced new features and bug fixes. I have VideoDrive 1.3 still laying around, and just for you I just launched it on my powerbook, to check your claims. Well, you can't even compare it to 1.11. It's completely different with 20 times more features. So what you say is plain wrong.  
(Version 1.10.1)

HAGAR06  Man, it s*cks to be you! All you can do is b*tch. You bought software for Leopard. Now, Snow Leopard comes out and you expect it work flawlessly. Clearly, you don't know a thing about OS upgrades and the huge changes it brings with it.

Well, but if software does not work on a new OS release, developers should release free updates for it?! But hey... no wait... you can't stand updates. So, what else? Maybe they should release a paying upgrade with full support for all the newest apple tricks. Seems fair, as you only paid for compatibility with the previous release. But I can't only imagine how much complaints you would post all over the web if that happened.

Post something useful for a change! The latest update for VideoDrive works fine on my Snow Leopard installation, if it does not on yours, maybe you should get in contact with the developers and send them a bug report instead of just moaning. Their website clearly states: "VideoDrive for Snow Leopard is compatible with Snow Leopard in 32bit kernel. This is the default setup for most mac systems. Support for 64bit kernel will be added soon. This requires several adaptions as VideoDrive works closely with QuickTime, iTunes, Applescript and Finder."  
(Version 1.10.1)

HAGAR06  Aren't you the same guy that was complaining before that too many updates were released for this software? And now you complain there are no updates? Can you do anything, it's getting tired, man.

I am running VideoDrive fine on Snow Leopard. Mind you, I am running the kernel in 32 bits, as do 99,9% of users out there.  
(Version 1.10.1)

HAGAR06  Great tool, can't wait for better image quality of the covers!  
(Version 1.7.6)

HAGAR06  This issue is most likely not related to VideoDrive as iTunes and Front Row natively support MOV files. Just drag and drop MOV videos to iTunes and should have the exact same result (you can always add metadata later with VideoDrive). Maybe the disk where your MOV file is located in not always available? In that case, Front Row may respond a bit slower.  
(Version 1.7.6)

HAGAR06  What the hell is your problem??? They send you a FREE code for their new version. FREE! Besides, it is clear that they do this for a reason, and if they find that people have hacked their systems, all the beter they are fixing it sooner than later. And if it requires getting a new key, so be it.

You don't mention how nice or rude your mail was, so I find this a very polite and professional answer.

Keep up the good work! Loving this tool, and hope it gets better by the day!  
(Version 1.5.10)

HAGAR06  Very handy tool, I finally have all my tv shows in iTunes! This tool is great in what it does, and it offers enough options to customize my videos the way I want it.  
(Version 1.3.3)