User "Moogan" Profile
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About Peter
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Real Name:Peter Morgan
Posts:7
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Last Login:10 May 2008 15:31
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Type: Review
Date: 3 Jul 2008 16:12
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iDefrag is an excellent application - reliable and effective. Plenty of options (algorithms) and a surfeit of information on exactly what state your drives are in. Useful if you are working with large audio or video files where defragging does make a difference. I have used iDefrag for over a year and it's never failed or locked up. Mac OS X does a decent job of reducing fragmentation of smaller files but like most built in defragging systems doesn't address free space fragmentation at all. I'm not sure how they could offer a fully functional demo as you don't use an app like this often, people would simply use the demo and not buy the application after it had done its job. Overall recommended for users of applications which handle large files etc. |
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Type: Review
Date: 22 Jun 2008 06:53
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The fuss about the application/service is true! 1Password is an excellent application. My only worry is it's reliance on the Apple Keychain which uses Triple DES (I believe) which is slightly less secure than other algorithms but has the advantage of being fast. I would also recommend trying out Koingo's DataGuardian which is very flexible but not as well integrated as 1password. |
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Type: Review
Date: 29 May 2008 09:00
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A great way of adding some graphical customisation to a standard template. With a little imagination you can achieve very interesting layouts. Tons of features, a recommended application to complement the excellent Rapidweaver. |
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Type: Comments
Date: 9 May 2008 06:22
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Looks interesting and Plasq software is usually good, but it should be pointed out that "quantum" actually means small or proportional. |
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Type: Review
Date: 18 Apr 2008 21:45
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After trying the demo, I find that WireTap Studio is an easy to use, neatly designed application which lacks a couple of features I expected. There doesn't appear to be any obvious metering, other than calling up the source tab in the preferences window, not very convenient. No control over whether it's peak or RMS metering either. No level (gain) controls for the recording level? Live preview is an interesting feature but with some experience you should be able to judge which format and level of compression to use anyway. There are some well designed features however, and this app will suit some users exactly, worth evaluating and comparing with Audio Hijack Pro etc. |
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