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Product Description:
Footlights is a fast, easy to use movie player with built in playlists and multiple playback modes and options. Footlights can also export your movie files.
- Organize your movies and clips into playlists.
- Quickly preview them or play them back with a number of options (including looping and shuffling).
- Play back in three different modes : Inside the main Footlights window, the small compact view or full screen.
- Export your movies to any file type that QuickTime can write to (Including Mpeg 4, AVI, DV, Mov and many more).
What's new in this version:
- Right/Left arrows now step frame by frame through the movie in small window view.
- New contextual menu for renaming and removing playlists.
- Fixed a bug that would allow users to rename a playlist to the same name as another playlist.
Operating System Requirements:
This product is designed to run on the following operating systems:
- Mac OS X 10.3
Additional Requirements:
- MacOS X 10.3 and higher
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Download Footlights Version 1.2.1 (File Size: 1.9M)
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Download Footlights Current Version (File Size: 2.6M)
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| Overall Rating: |   (4.0) |
Features: | (4.0) |
Support: | Not rated (0.0) |
| Ease of Use: | (5.0) |
Quality / Stability: | (2.0) |
Price: | Not rated (0.0) |
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Am I missing something? - Version: 2.0.1, 2/24/2006 01:40AM PST
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smhill
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- ... it has many features that even QT Pro does not (1 replies)
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Hmmm... - Version: 1.2.1, 4/7/2005 01:33AM PST
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twitterpated
I like the interface, ease of use, and generally nice appearance. I was looking for a media player that I could make playlists with.
The only problem I see is that I don't seem to be able to play videos full screen on my second display (I have a dual display setup and generally like to play videos on the second screen, rather than the primary screen). The sound will continue, and the window will go full-screen but it just gets stuck on whatever frame it happens to be on when you go full screen.
Unfortunately for me, that's a pretty important feature, but if they manage to work that bug out, I'd be ready to buy it. If you don't have a second display, I'd say it's worth the money.
Now if only someone would make one of these with .wmv capability so I wouldn't have to deal with crappy MS software...
The only problem I see is that I don't seem to be able to play videos full screen on my second display (I have a dual display setup and generally like to play videos on the second screen, rather than the primary screen). The sound will continue, and the window will go full-screen but it just gets stuck on whatever frame it happens to be on when you go full screen.
Unfortunately for me, that's a pretty important feature, but if they manage to work that bug out, I'd be ready to buy it. If you don't have a second display, I'd say it's worth the money.
Now if only someone would make one of these with .wmv capability so I wouldn't have to deal with crappy MS software...
Great idea -- well done. - Version: 1.1, 9/30/2004 01:32PM PST
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AVFolk
As the old saying goes -- it's easier to be critical than be right.
Radical Breeze's Footlights is a simple elegant solution for creating and playing back video playlists. OK, its not iTunes. But the result is much the same. From knowing and loving DiscBlaze -- I can assure you that developer is innovative and responsive.
It's unfortunate that a vocal few can stifle (or destroy) those who seek only to provide innovative, inexpensive solutions to real needs. In the past years, we've lost many developers because of this attitude. At a time when we need to encourage and support developers such as Radical Breeze -- it is far too easy to be critical.
Radical Breeze's efforts deserve a fair trial -- contructive critique -- and support.
I know they'll get mine.
Radical Breeze's Footlights is a simple elegant solution for creating and playing back video playlists. OK, its not iTunes. But the result is much the same. From knowing and loving DiscBlaze -- I can assure you that developer is innovative and responsive.
It's unfortunate that a vocal few can stifle (or destroy) those who seek only to provide innovative, inexpensive solutions to real needs. In the past years, we've lost many developers because of this attitude. At a time when we need to encourage and support developers such as Radical Breeze -- it is far too easy to be critical.
Radical Breeze's efforts deserve a fair trial -- contructive critique -- and support.
I know they'll get mine.
Get VLC. It has a ton of features, is free and is a finished product.