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Incompatibility with 10.4 fixed - Version: 2.3, 8/12/2005 10:17PM PST
Ben_Haller_985
(Developer) The incompatibility with 10.4 has been fixed in version 3.0, just posted. Enjoy!
doesn't work anymore - Version: 2.3, 7/14/2005 07:26PM PST
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Jrussell6
awsome program,,, doesn't work in 10.4
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- doesn't work anymore
No Mac should be without this 
- Version: 2.3, 2/20/2004 07:05PM PST
Seacæt
Easy to use, and as with all StickSoftware apps, flawlessly written.
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those of you… - Version: 2.3, 3/21/2003 10:13AM PST
muppetdog
with DVD capture problems: it's unlikely that it's the encoding of the DVD. more likely it's the difference between software- and hardware-based DVD playback in your Mac. hardware-based DVD goes direct to screen in some Macs, bypassing the ability to capture the video output. i use Snapz Pro on my flat-panel G4 and have no trouble.
Snapz Pro X… - Version: 1.0, 8/1/2002 08:01PM PST
Ron L
locks my system up solid every couple of days (and no other app I use... and I use lots of Adobe highend apps does that).... which is a real pain if I hadn't saved a Photoshop file, etc. So be VERY careful if you use SPX. As for me I'm going to try this out. (Just wanted to warn people about SPX).
(to Ben) No,… - Version: 1.0, 6/4/2002 03:10PM PST
moki
Snapz Pro X is scriptable, and supports capturing alpha channels, and has numerous other features as well.
I use Constrictor… - Version: 1.0, 5/22/2002 05:06PM PST
Rainer Brockerhoff
to document my software, and won't use anything else. Every version gets better, and my suggestions for new features were promptly accepted. Thanks Ben!
d|dumond, I believe… - Version: 1.0, 5/22/2002 05:02AM PST
danchr
the issue is that the extra pixels simply aren't there. In Mac OS X 10.2, Apple will add an option to zoom in on the screen. But the image *will* pixelate. I'm quite sure that Apple will add an option to specify a different resolution in time. Until then, you wait.
