Phoenix Slides is a fast, full-screen slideshow program/image browser for flipping through folders or disks full of images. Phoenix Slides also does lossless JPEG transformations and can display EXIF data.
Features:
Features:
- Fast (pre-cached) full-screen slideshows
- Rotate/zoom in slideshow
- Fast JPEG thumbnails (uses Epeg)
- Lossless JPEG rotation
- View EXIF data, JPEG comments
- Search subfolders (recursively) for images
- Move files to trash, set image as desktop
What's New
Version 1.3:
- thumbnails load immediately when you scroll to them
- you can now change from random to sequential during a slideshow
- code-signed to run with Gatekeeper on OS X10.7 or later
- limit placed on number of thumbnails automatically loaded (This avoids app crashes.)
- hit option-left/up and option-right/down to jump to the previous/next sequential slide while in random mode
- added visual indicator when looping a slideshow
- now shows empty screen when removing last slide (instead of going backwards)
- autorotate setting saved across launches
- autorotate setting available in slideshows as well
- disabled use of scrollwheel/scrolling to advance slideshows (this feature didn't play well with the Magic Mouse)
- relative paths (not just file names) are shown at the bottom of the browser window
- handles mixed-case file extensions (.JpEg)
- JPEG menu items now correctly enabled even if first selected item is not a JPEG
- fixed "show file names" menu item checkmark
- fixed exception when mounting a new disk
- fixed exception when user typed a dead key (e.g., Option-e)
- fixed erroneous "there is a new version" message when the server returns a bad HTTP status code
- updated to exiftags 1.01
- improved French and Italian localizations
Version 1.3:
- thumbnails load immediately when you scroll to them
- you can now change from random to sequential during a slideshow
- code-signed to run with Gatekeeper on OS X10.7 or later
- limit placed on number of thumbnails automatically loaded (This avoids app crashes.)
- hit option-left/up and option-right/down to jump to the previous/next more...
Requirements
Intel/PPC, OS X 10.3 or later
Intel/PPC, OS X 10.3 or later
Phoenix Slides User Discussion (Write a Review)
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| Downloads:64,110 |
| Version Downloads:2,574 |
| Type:Business : Applications |
| License:Free |
| Date:11 Jan 2014 |
| Platform:PPC 32 / Intel 32 / OS X |
| Price:Free |
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Phoenix Slides is a fast, full-screen slideshow program/image browser for flipping through folders or disks full of images. Phoenix Slides also does lossless JPEG transformations and can display EXIF data.
Features:
Features:
- Fast (pre-cached) full-screen slideshows
- Rotate/zoom in slideshow
- Fast JPEG thumbnails (uses Epeg)
- Lossless JPEG rotation
- View EXIF data, JPEG comments
- Search subfolders (recursively) for images
- Move files to trash, set image as desktop
- Supports drag and drop, Finder aliases
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Robio reviewed on 11 Jan 2014
Now that I know it's still alive, I'm off to make a donation.
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I was able to find an active download link for the current version (1.2.8) at http://mac.softpedia.com/progDownload/Phoenix-Slides-Download-8284.html. Choose the "Softpedia Secure Download" link, as the regular link tries to get it from blyt.net.
I hope that this is a temporary outage and not a permanent disappearance, since this last version was released only four months ago. The developer had said that they were halting development, but their comment on this page implies that they were not planning to leave this program to become abandonware.
ac_doctor reviewed on 27 Oct 2012
I am doctor and i study and review my study material with the help of images and slides.
I used to use picasa syncing, web syncing so much more just for the use of using the slideshow function. In one masterstroke Pheonix Slides has won over all of them.
I was most amazed when i saw that you can use slideshow even with the accuracy of decimal points.
Thank you so much, my friend, for helping me with such a wonderful software. It has changed my life and my studies. Excellent!
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"What happened to the "donations" button?
I am grateful to everyone who has contributed over the years: localizers, icon designers, bug reporters, and all those who made donations. Unfortunately, circumstances prevent me from actively continuing development of Phoenix Slides in the foreseeable future, and I think it is appropriate to retire the donation button.
If you like Phoenix Slides, and you appreciate the fact this incredible piece of software is available to you for free (I am being very modest here, of course), I encourage you to pay-it-forward, as appropriate to your means and your talents.
You are still welcome to contact me for whatever reason, of course."
Thanks for all your hard work over the years, Dominic. Best wishes to you.
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I can easily skip going out to eat every once in a while to show my appreciation for some of the excellent freeware developers who make my workday so much easier. I hope you can too. Peace!
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Jazzyguy reviewed on 28 Jul 2012
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friautz reviewed on 24 Jul 2011
Even fast when i browse through 100s of pictures.
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yaniyani2011 reviewed on 04 Apr 2011
Phoenix is defenitely a classic, that I keep coming back to.
If you like the clear and fast working of Phoenix, you'll love Easyfind. The fastest file browser on the Mac. It's free and finds more files than Spotlight. Also works on a powerPC.
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guran reviewed on 20 Feb 2011
It's the best I've used.
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Elmarco reviewed on 19 Sep 2009
Lacks : sub-folders settings, an option for file info not showing, and a simple transition effect.
httsleo rated on 08 May 2013
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cka3o4h1k rated on 12 Dec 2012
+7
mwab rated on 02 Oct 2012
+11
Christian Schwang rated on 03 Aug 2012
+4
beta.lab rated on 28 Jul 2012