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File Juicer

File Juicer - 4.10

extract images, video, audio and text from files and folders

All Time: (4.9)
This Version: Not rated (0.0)
Current Version: 4.10
Release Date: 2008-09-24
License: Shareware
Downloads (this version): 1,578
Downloads (all versions): 111,754
Price: $17.95

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Product Description:

Extract/recover images, video, audio and text from files, folders, flash cards and iPods. File Juicer will extract images from PDF, PowerPoint, Excel or Word just as it will extract them from flash cards. It considers all files as the peel of an orange which can be removed and the contents extracted.
  • Extract images from a PowerPoint slide show or presentation.
  • Extract images and text from PDF files.
  • Recover images and video from erased flash cards
  • Recover text from damaged files
  • Extract the images and HTML files in Safari's cache.
  • Extract attachments from email archives.
  • Rebuild simple PDF files into Word documents
  • Convert iPhoto's iPod cache files and ithmb files to TIFF.
  • Extract Flash animations saved in .EXE files.
  • Convert ZIP files which have been saved as .EXE files to zip.
  • Extract the JPEG pictures from Canon

What's new in this version:

  • Added: shortcut in the file menu for the Flash video cache. This is where you can find the flv files from the moment they are downloaded until you leave the web page.
  • Added: support from extracting previews and coonverting Sony ARW files. Conversion requires Mac OS 10.5.4

Operating System Requirements:

This product is designed to run on the following operating systems:

  • Mac OS X 10.5 Intel
  • Mac OS X 10.5 PPC
  • Mac OS X 10.4 Intel
  • Mac OS X 10.4 PPC
  • Mac OS X 10.3.9

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File Juicer ReviewAnother essential Mac app. - Version: 4.9.8, 7/17/2008 08:02PM PST

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Essential for dissecting PDF files from Windows users.
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File Juicer ReviewSqueeze this App! - Version: 4.9.5, 3/29/2008 02:39PM PST

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macinpa
Haven't done much with features beyond extraction but File Juicer is definitely a must-have utility if you do any work with graphics. Pulling a vector file from a PDF publication has repeatedly saved me the time and effort of finding the right person and the correct file in the graphics department of an organization.

The application is drag-and-drop-dead-simple. The extracted files are classified/organized in folders. Intuitive is the word - won't need the manual unless you want to tap into even more powerful features (e.g., recovering files off erased flash cards, from damaged files and more).
Updates and improvements are introduced on a pretty routine basis. Can't speak much for the responsiveness of the developer because I've never had problems and therefore, never required a response. Based on my experience, Juicer truly earns its 5-star rating.

Echo One also produces Double Take for making photo panoramas - another ease-of-use winner. If you've never tried making a pano, now's the time. And no, I have no relation to Echo One - just really appreciate apps that make my work a little easier.
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File Juicer Commentaryclaims not fully true - Version: 4.9.3, 2/20/2008 12:00AM PST

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gdittmer
This may be a great product, but the claim, file content recognized would only be extracted not converted, is simply not true. In my case I wanted to extract a mp3 from a .wmv file. File juicer called flip4mac, an .AIFF file was produced (exploding the disk space requirements by a factor of 10), and I had to force quit the session after hours. File Juicer had also grown to gigs of virtual memory. If I had been short on disk space, I could have been in for a nasty experience.

if you need mere conversion, because one file format has been packed into another, I suggest that you check out a web-based solution like media-convert.com.
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