KYLEVE  The emails appearing in more than one account is a known issue (seem to occur if you're using safari, since we share cookies with it) - This will be fixed in 1.1.

As well, we're going to be adding the sender to the message in a release soon.  
(Version 1.0.1)

KYLEVE  Hello, me again.

I just pushed a 1.0.2 update that now displays the name of the sender.  
(Version 1.0.2)

IVC DEVELOPER  Adding subs with a file is a feature on the todo list.  
(Version 2.0)

JASONFANDORA  I also had this issue. But I later discovered you can actually choose another destination folder by clicking on the most right button at the bottom. :-)  
(Version 2.0)

SHANE C SMITH  I figured that out. I just hate having to go back every time I launch the program to set the destination folder. If not a preference than maybe it remembers from the last time you encoded a file. Still though, great program. It's easy to use and the quality is better than handbrake... or at least with the default presents.  
(Version 2.0)

JASONFANDORA  It remembers the last destination folder on my setup.   
(Version 2.0)

E_COMMERCE  Yes, just what we need - a bunch of non-native bitmaps plastered on our interface. Ugh.

I'd rather they spend their time on codec support and a better native UI. Or how about improving seeking within files so the image doesn't end up garbled for a few seconds until the next keyframe?  
(Version 1.0.1)

BOLOBAR  Check out Movist  
(Version 1.0.1)

ECHOROB  Movist is far from crappy i use it all the time and i feel it's superior to VLC also Mplayer Extended is excellent and has very good subtitle support   
(Version 1.0.1)

AMEEPS  There are skins, just look around.

Some can be found on macthemes, deviantart, iconpaper, etc.

It just isn't as "easy" or supported on Mac OS X, but it is possible.  
(Version 1.0.1)

MISHA  Give it a shot and let us know what you think, I know they put a TON of effort into the new version.

Worst case, you wasted a few minutes and need to uninstall it.  
(Version 1.5)

LEE123  You definitely can Not trust all the reviews on this site. Try it for yourself. I have loved some apps that got some 'bad' reviews.  
(Version 1.5)

MISHA  There is definitely a propensity to complain rather than commend here. If an app works, people generally are pleased that it does what it says and leave it at that.

If an app doesn't work, people seek out venues to voice their displeasure.

TuneUp has 3000+ downloads from here and 5 bad reviews. While 0 good reviews isn't a very positive sign, 5 out of 3000 isn't exactly a worthwhile sample.

Should we assume 2995 are happy with the app? Maybe not. But I'm sure it's not 0%.

We're trying to figure out ways to entice people to review apps they like more. Any ideas, feel free to share.  
(Version 1.5)

THYX  As far as I can see, the bad-to-catastrophic reviews were based on v.1.0.x messing around system folders.

So, I'd rather be happy to see if they figured out how to deliver the promised benefits in a stable way. (and behave like an ordinary OS X citizen – I'm lucky this was the only app ever that screwed up my system with my admin permission provided)  
(Version 1.58)

SHAWNDH  I'm with you. I was stoked to download an early beta preview, but I'm floored at their decision to not build in the feature set from CSS Edit. Beyond that, this is a ridiculous price for what amounts to basically a text editor. Too bad. They've missed a huge opportunity.  
(Version 1.0)

ANONYMOUS  Coming soon: http://blog.fruux.com/2009/03/19/selective-syncing-sneak-preview/  
(Version 0.9.4)

NORBERT M. DOERNER  "CDFinder and it's really bad interface"

Mh, that is not very helpful. You may not like the interface, but others definitely do like it a lot. You are entitled to your opinion, of course, but that doesn't make the interface of CDFinder bad, you just don't like it.

"The interface is in need of a redesign. Please, no more pop up windows"

What exactly do you mean? Do you rather have the limited all-in-one window approach? Please be a little bit more specific!

Thanks.  
(Version 5.5)

WALT9500  I second that.

I really like the interface of CDFinder, it is powerful, fully customizable, and quickly gets the job one. All I need!

Of course, thumbnails of movies would be a nice addition for a future version...  
(Version 5.5)

CORPSECORPS  Sorry, i must UN-second that.

It's hard to explain. It's something about having to essentially design your own way of organizing things and in some places being provided too much information while in others not enough. The right pane is okay for browsing, which i rarely do, but getting a second window for searches annoys.

The underpinnings seem nice, but the UI all feels awkward. In the time i've used the software i must have recreated my method of organization of left pane items several times, none of which has seemed satisfactory. I still find myself avoiding the use of the software unless i must because nothing about it is quite right. I can often take some guesses which disc on my shelf is going to contain what i'm looking for, faster than i can locate the item using CDF.

I use it because it's the least evil of the catalog apps, not because i really like it.  
(Version 5.6.1)

CORPSECORPS  I discovered a specific case for an example of why i don't find CDF all that useful. I'm looking for CD & DVD media which contain disk images or other archives of fonts.

I can search catalog info only and find media with "font" in the name, but i also need to find archives (dmg, zip, sit) ON CD's and DVD's which don't have "font" in the name.

I don't see a way to search ONLY the contents of particular media types, except by choosing to Find only in "selected" catalogs, in which case i have to actually select them by hand; but they're scattered throughout a hierarchical folder system.

In another attempt at accomplishing the same thing I did an overall search of my catalogs for names containing '.dmg' (though some archives i'm looking for may be in SIT or ZIP files). Though it's possible to search the results of the list and find DMG files containing fonts, now they aren't restricted to CD's and DVD's. Some are on my hard drives.

How do i quickly find all catalogs of removable media that just contain fonts, plus archives on removable media that contain fonts, while excluding archives on hard drives?  
(Version 5.6.1)

WALT9500  Shane, I am really confused about your "really bad interface" remark of CDFinder. CDFinder has an amazing interface, in fact, I personally like it a lot better than the needless eye-candy other apps have.

In your comment for CDFinder, you write "Please, no more pop up windows." Yet DiskCatalogMaker uses the exact same approach to windowing that CDFinder does.

Can pou explain that?

And does DiskCatalogMaker display the actual thumbnails of photos anywhere, outside the needless Cover Flow gimmick or the tiny Get Info window? CDFinder actually does, and it even has an icon view so you can actually use the thumbnails... And lets not start tlaking about the whole metadata abilities...  
(Version 6.0b2)

CORPSECORPS  I have to agree.

I use CDFinder, but only consult it when absolutely necessary because of the horrid interface. It just seems wholly unintuitive and tedious.

I don't fully like the left pane functionality, and the right pane is a pain.  
(Version 6.0.2)

KSCHLOBYNSKI  re CORPSECORPS:

You keep on bashing CDFinder for its allegedly "horrid interface". But yet you fail to substantiate this weird claim, even when asked directly.

I love the CDFinder interface, it is very clear, and show my thumbnails in any size I want. I totally fail to understand your opinion...  
(Version 6.0.3)

DEREKJAB  Only applications can live on the left side of the dock. If you're paranoid, you can simply had a spacer to the dock using the terminal command:

defaults write com.apple.dock persistent-apps -array-add '{tile-data={}; tile-type="spacer-tile";}'

Spaces are, to my mind, much more elegant anyway.

If you're not comfortable with the terminal, get Tinker Tool or the Secrets PreferencePane.  
(Version 1.0)

DEREKJAB  PS I should have said if you use the terminal command you'll need to restart the dock to see the space by logging out or using the the terminal command:

killAll Dock  
(Version 1.0)

ROBERT  Are you bored?  
(Version 1.0b54)

MACUPDATE ADMIN  Yesterday I called this to the attention of the persons in charge of such matters. I use MUMenu too, and have been _very_ disappointed that it is not working.

I am told that it is currently being worked on. A fix should be along any time now. Sorry for the inconvenience.   
(Version 2.1.2)

MACUPDATE ADMIN  Well, imagine that... It is now working again.  
(Version 2.1.2)

BOSSKEV  NO, you do NOT need to buy a new license every two years. A license gets you the ability to download and use any UPDATE or UPGRADES they may make to the product over those two years, but you are not prevented from continuing it in the version you "own" past two years, it is most definitely NOT an expiration date.

I've been using PopChar for many, many years as a registered user, paying the fee every 2-3 years. The last time I paid for a license key was in February of 2006 and, when that license key "ended" in February 2008--meaning I could no longer take advantage of any updates/changes to the product--I chose not to renew it, at least not yet. And here's what my PopChar registration box says right now:

"PopChar is registered with the license key above. This license key entitles you for free updates and upgrades until 02/2008." Until I DO update my license key--which will probably be with this release--I have continued to use PopChar freely and properly.

PopChar is, from my perspective, a MUST HAVE utility and, while it is a bit higher priced than I'd like to see--29.99 in Euro currency works out, as you say, to about 38 American dollars--it is a fee I am happy to pay when the updates merit a renewal of that license key.  
(Version 4.1)

MITCH_DE  Indeed: For so much money, it had to include much more !!!

Should have some Beatunes or other MP3-ID fix functions +++

Only looking great is not enough - even for an mac app !!  
(Version 3.0)

DTRUETT1  Absolutely insane price. And the license says it’s for 1 Mac???  
(Version 3.0)

D4RK  Plex is a software fork of XBMC, developed by different teams.  
(Version Atlantis Beta 1)

DOUG S.  You should e-mail the developers with more specifics. Personally I can't replicate any issues.  
(Version 9.0.2)

SHANE C SMITH  Many other people have the same problem, I've looked on there forum. I'm pretty sure they know it's just a matter of time.  
(Version 9.0.2)

MACORIAN  I'm having the same problem with TT 9 crashing with certain burns, whereas 8 doesn't. I got used to keeping an older version of Toast around as the newer version tend to be picky and bug-ridden. Toast is still a very good product but it's rather disgusting how they churn out new 'big' version so they can charge you again and again and again...  
(Version 9.0.2)

WILPON  Video and audio are only supported for the MS Open Communication Server.  
(Version 7.0)