OSX Lion Tips and Tricks – courtesy of NextWeb.
OSX Lion Tips and Tricks – courtesy of NextWeb.
Another useful link that has emerged relating to our last meeting. If you recall, Dan talked about installing Lion on a remote drive – so that you can boot off a different space and not commit to Snow Leopard just yet.
This is a related link – enjoy.
Lion DiskMaker Automatically Creates Bootable Lion Media
At the last meeting, we had a healthy discussion on Final Cut Pro – and it’s failings. When I saw this article – decided to share it. As I said in the meeting – I am not a video guy, so really have no valuable input to the debate – however I thought this article from someone who ‘is in the biz’ …
I don’t know if 100% of our customers are FCP editors. They range from ambitious freelancers, to ad agencies, to Hollywood post shops, to in-house editors at the BBC. We believe that the vast majority of these editors – and probably you, too – will be using FCP X as their professional editing platform within a year.
and
Conclusion: In a Year, Most Professional Editors will be Using FCP X
Full Article With Comments : CrumplePop Blog.
Found this to be a useful, complete and reference-able summary of the new features in Quicktime under Lion. With thanks to Mac Stories.
Lion’s QuickTime Player: Screen Recording Improvements and New Sharing Features
Have to say – being a big user of expose and spaces in Snow Leopard – on upgrade to Lion, and find them all gone – apparently – got me to wondering.
This explains nicely why they haven’t – how to do it – and why the new way is better. [ Well it doesn't explain that last bit - but it is
]
Lion: Assigning Apps to All Desktops in Mission Control.
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More on Lion compatibility.
Classic and PowerPC applications will NOT work in Lion, but it is possible that some of your applications that are Intel or Universal based also won’t work in Lion! Which ones? Better to know BEFORE you upgrade to Lion.
There is a web site that is a Wiki where users can report on the working of applications under Lion. The data, so far, of course is from the Developer community.
The top box lets you click and check for an application based upon its name. Try Q to see how bad Quicken is
The Status box is a report on the software and Lion.
The App Store box apparently indicates whether the application is available from the Mac App Store.
Thanks to:
Jerry King, President
Naples MacFriends User Group
For this information
Our friends at Macnn, recently spoke to Filemaker about compatibility with Lion. Their response ?
“FileMaker Pro 8.5 or greater will install on Lion.”
BUT
“Only FileMaker Pro 11.0 will be certified and supported to run on Lion.”
So, the bottom line is, you can use any version from 8.5 and up, but you might have some minfor problems. They only support Filemaker Pro 11.
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Video Conversion made Easy.
VidConvert is a video converter designed to make converting your videos simple and easy. VidConvert will convert just about any type of video into one of the many popular formats of today. Creating videos for your iPhone or iPad, for your Mac or TV, or formats such as DivX and MPEG are just a click away with VidConvert.
http://www.ugnn.com/2011/07/video-conversion-made-easy/
iMedia Converter for Mac
Enolsoft Corporation, a professional multimedia software developer, has announced the release of Enolsoft iMedia Converter for Mac, which provides a complete solution that enables Mac users to convert media files (video, DVD or audio) into the appropriate format for use on personal computers or popular mobile devices with a single click.
http://www.ugnn.com/2011/07/imedia-converter-for-mac/


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