JEAN-LOUP  You need to copy the app into ~/Library/iTunes/Scripts/ folder (~ means your Library folder, not the one at the root, but should work too)

If the Scripts folder does not exist, create it

And you access iTunes-LAME encoder from the scipt menu inside iTunes : Import with LAME…  
(Version 2.0.9-34)

ITBJORN  Did what you said, and nothing new shows in the sripts menu.  
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DZP  There was never a script to launch the iTunes-Lame application, it used to be that placing the application in the ~/Library/iTunes/Scripts/ folder, it would be accessible from iTunes' script menubar item and "just work". This has changed since a few iTunes releases. You can no longer (with the current iTunes version at least) access an .app directly from the script menu, but a simple workaround is to write your own script as follows :

- Open Script Editor ( /Applications/Applescript/Script Editor ).

- Paste the following line :

tell application "iTunes-LAME" to launch

- Save the script as "iTunes-LAME" with File Format: Script.

- Place your new script in ~/Library/iTunes/Scripts/ and it'll show up in the iTunes' script menubar item. Clicking it will launch the iTunes-LAME application.

Note that the iTunes-LAME application itself can be left in the /Scripts/ folder or you can place it in your /Applications/ folder. Now it "just works" again. ;-)  
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ITBJORN  Thanks a lot!  
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ITBJORN  Found file for downgrade to 2.0.6. Works again. Next time I'll go by "if it ain't broke don't fix it" or make sure I have old install file handy.  
(Version 2.1)

JEDIK  If its plugin is not complatible with a site, you may disable it and use the WMP plugin usingg the appropriate setting in the System Preferences pane.  
(Version 2.0.1)

CRAIGSEE  I've been using Flip4Mac since version 1 with BBC. It works fine. If you have a problem go to the Flip4Mac site and post on tech support forum. BBC has worked find since the begining.  
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