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Product Description:
MediaPro is a digital asset management and cataloging solution for photographers and other creative professionals. It enables you to create a customized, centralized and searchable repository through which you can manage a wide variety and high volume of digital files. MediaPro supports more than 100 different file formats including images, audio, video, fonts, illustrations, DTP, HTML and digital camera RAW files (including DNG, Nikon, Canon and Kodak).
Pro photographers and other creative professionals using MediaPro can quickly and easily import, annotate, organize, archive, search and distribute their digital files, shortening time from capture to distribution, thereby saving time and lowering costs.
What's new in this version:
- Brand new Notepad feature.
- Universal Binary compatible (Mac).
- Added asynchronous toolbar text search.
- Added feature to automatically extend last defined thumbnail view field if space is available during printing. Field must be more than 1 line high.
- Added feature to import/export labels in XML file.
- Added Finder labeling in folder panel (Mac)
Folders are now displayed using user icons and labels as displayed in Finder.
Pressing keys 1 to 7 will set the label for selected folders.
Pressing key 0 will remove the label for selected folders. - Included some useful new scripts.
- General Mac & Windows UI optimization and stability issues.
- Improved reliability of folder manager in organize panel.
- LightBox feature renamed to Light Table (for trademark reasons) now supports up to 6 images at once.
- Incremental downloads (Camera/Disk/URL) now always start with a valid increment (Mac).
- Corrected 'manage color profiles' issues with list of available color profiles (Win).
- Corrected issue when applying metadata templates to newly imported items.
- Corrected issues when importing/exporting XML for catalogs containing user defined fields.
- Corrected issue with color levels editing dialog (Win).
- Corrected issues when saving one or more files in batch edit mode (Win).
- Corrected issue when importing HTML files (Win).
- Corrected issues when creating capture date sets during import.
- Corrected issue with Description field when "Treat captions as raw HTML" in HTML Gallery didn't work.
- Corrected issue with grayscale color matching (Win).
- Corrected issue when Make Contact Sheet would incorrectly calculate layout metrics.
- Corrected script issues, including when importing from iPhoto (Mac) and Photoshop Album (Win).
- Corrected issue with dual monitor slideshow/light table (Win).
- SlideShow
Enhanced Slide Show to support more than 32000 items.
Respects "always use previews" catalog setting.
Improved size and quality of export movies.
Fixed multiple monitor positioning (Win).
Added page up/down key navigation. - Metadata synchronization, all non XMP compatible file formats are now tagged using 8BIM:1060 resource (Mac).
- Fixed crashing issue when extracting annotations from m4a media.
- Fixed double rotation issue with ORF files.
- Fixed XMP annotation synchronization issues.
- Fixed long standing bug where some thumbnails were not build when importing hundreds of DCR files.
- Fixed issue resolving catalog associated folders (download and version control) when sharing catalogs between Mac and Windows environments.
- Ghostscript for Mac no longer supported.
- Minimum Mac OS support 10.3.9
Operating System Requirements:
This product is designed to run on the following operating systems:
- Mac OS X 10.4 Intel
- Mac OS X 10.4 PPC
- Mac OS X 10.3.9
Additional Requirements:
- Mac OS X 10.3.9 or higher
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Still the best but still needs improvement - Version: 2.0.2096.0, 11/22/2009 11:40AM PST
elandy
Use onMAC - I have used Expression Media (Used to be called Iview Media Pro) since years and despite numerous issues and flaws, there is NOTHING like it to keep track of and manipulate media files. I use it primarily for image files. I have thousands of image files and this is the only way I could keep track of them, send them out, change names, sizes, etc. easily. On the other hand, since Microsoft bought it, VERY LITTLE has been done for it and it needs a lot of help now. They have fixed some serious bugs, but there are still others. I have learned to put up with them and hope they still develop this app. If there were another out there that did the same stuff or near it, I would use it, but there are none. This is a VERY configurable app. If anyone knows of any other that comes close, PLEASE let me know as the bugs in it have gone unfixed for a year now. I am writing this to counter other neg reviews I have read. Yes, its a drag but what else is there? Apeture is not close.
Microsoft sucks - Version: 3.1.3, 10/31/2009 08:41PM PST
Cowicide
This is exactly why I hate Microsoft. They march in and buy companies that produce tools for Mac users and then discontinue it for Mac. What absolute SCUM.
They did the exact same thing with Connectix Virtual PC for Mac. MicroScum.
They did the exact same thing with Connectix Virtual PC for Mac. MicroScum.
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- And yes, i know it changed names
Same old, same old - Version: 2.0.2096.0, 8/2/2009 07:49AM PST
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grh-akl
Still a compulsory splash screen on startup. Still frequent and mysterious disappearance of the view preferences.
Another pet peeve: Accidentally clicking outside an image boundary can lose all of the selection frames. Grossly annoying if I am near the end of a four-figure catalog.
Sorry I came back for a quick inspection to see if they have improved what was a good product before they bought it. Nope.
Another pet peeve: Accidentally clicking outside an image boundary can lose all of the selection frames. Grossly annoying if I am near the end of a four-figure catalog.
Sorry I came back for a quick inspection to see if they have improved what was a good product before they bought it. Nope.
