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Product Description:
QPict Media Organizer is a powerful, easy-to-use media asset manager. Use QPict as your central media access point and take full control for organizing images, full-screen video, MP3 files, Fonts and live streaming audio and video. QPict fully supports Meta data such as ANPA (IPTC) and EXIF photo information. It includes advanced search and batch processing capabilities making it trivial to catalogue and organize more than thousands of media files in a fully searchable database. QPict fully takes advantage of Mac OS X. QPict Media Organizer is reliable and viable solution for optimizing and improving your performance.
What's new in this version:
- Compatibility with Mac OS X 10.5
- Support for over 250 RAW file formats
- Improved EXIF support for RAW
- Auto rotate of RAW files
- Changed layout and improved appearance of source list
- Sorting retained when using organizer list
- Mounted volumes are only accessed when suorce list is visible
- Downloads folder (Mac OS X 10.5) listed in source list
- XML export optimized
- Text input sometimes failed for some characters
- Not possible to save index under rare circumstances
- Toolbar icons lost when chaning display mode
- Improved handling of incorrect EXIF dates
- File creation and modification dates incorrectly changed when saving meta data
- Filtype frequently shown as "Preview Document" on Mac OS X 10.5
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
- Mac OS X 10.3
- Mac OS X 10.2
Additional Requirements:
- Mac OS X 10.2.8 or higher
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- Version: 7.1, 2/14/2008 12:00AM PST
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greenosity
Good app but... - Version: 7.0.1, 10/12/2007 08:39AM PST
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Agyga
I like this app (in fact I bought it) but I think that the support it's unsatisfactory:
no news about the new version of the app, no answer to my 3 e-mails where I describe some problems about the metadata management for the NEF (Nikon RAW).
Bye
AG
no news about the new version of the app, no answer to my 3 e-mails where I describe some problems about the metadata management for the NEF (Nikon RAW).
Bye
AG
Major bug w/ creation date! - Version: 7.0.1, 8/14/2007 08:27PM PST
UncaMikey
I have been using QPict for a week and got to like it. I was ready to buy it, but I ran across a major problem with the "Date Created".
QPict has a clever option to read the EXIF creation date from the image -- that is good. But whenever you add a keyword or perform any other action on the image, QPict changes the "Date Created" in the OS X Finder to the current date! This makes it impossible to keep track of images by when they were created.
QPict has a clever option to read the EXIF creation date from the image -- that is good. But whenever you add a keyword or perform any other action on the image, QPict changes the "Date Created" in the OS X Finder to the current date! This makes it impossible to keep track of images by when they were created.
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- Major bug w/ creation date!
I've used version 7.0.1 for several months and just installed version 7.1 one day ago. Both versions have problems with various date/times. Namely, QPict displays time in UTC format in some cases while displaying local time in other cases. This makes sorting or renaming by date incorrect.
For imported NEF images from my Nikon D50, QPict displays the EXIF date/times in UTC. For JPEG images, however, it displays the EXIF date/times in local time (CST USA in my case). For the file information (non-EXIF), it seems to display created and modified dates in UTC for both JPEG and NEF. In some cases, QPict displays a date created that no other program displays for the same file. I can't quite follow QPict's logic when dealing with date/times. I want to see ALL date/times in local times - not UTC.
As for support, I've emailed the support email several times but have never received one reply. I also can't believe there's no forums, not even a user-to-user forum so that users can help each other out.
The following issues have me thinking that QPict is not the right solution for me: