Among other things, it lets you import QuickTime movies for scoring. (He's also working on an application for the Intel Digital Movie Creator)Īpple has released Soundtrack, a $300 music composition tool. You can read more about the software at the miXscope page. You can capture images and create time-lapse QuickTime movies (even adding text comments and/or timestamps). Eric's software allows the microscope to work with Mac OS X (The Intel software didn't.). Go to the MovieEdit3D page for info and to download the software (limited until you pay the shareware fee).Įric Hangstefer has updated miXscope for the Intel QX3 Digital Microscope (a very inexpensive microscope being used in schools) to version 1.3.

If you want to apply 3D effects to your iMovie clips (or other DVclips), check out MovieEdit3D, a shareware (only $7!) application. (Both tools are for compressing video.) One note from us: we disagree with a recommendation at the end of the review saying that you'll get equivalent quality with QuickTime Pro and the Sorenson 3 Pro codec it's unlikely that you'll find this true, as QuickTime Pro can't access all the features of the codec (2-pass variable bit rate encoding, for example), nor can you do important things like crop and gamma correction with QuickTime Pro. There's a Macworld review of Sorenson Squeeze, in which they compare it to Cleaner. There's a brief summary in a MacCentral article 'First Apple Pro Training books released' you'll find more info on the individual titles at the Peachpit web site. Peachpit Press released titles in their new Apple Pro Training Series, covering Final Cut Pro 4, Shake 3, and Logic 6. (This offer applies to both Mac and Windows versions of Premiere, but will be most useful to Mac users, since Adobe has ceased development of Premiere for the Mac.) Check out the Switch to Final Cut Page, for details of this offer, as well as an offer to purchase Final Cut Express for only $99 when you buy a new Mac.

what a long strange trip it's been! (At that time there was no Final Cut, no iMovie, no Sorenson codec-all in our news this week) July 22, 2003Īpple is offering owners of Premiere (with an original CD) a free copy of Final Cut Express or a $500 discount on Final Cut Pro.

That was the first entry on the Little QuickTime years ago.

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