Posted in MediaCentral on 26.07.07
Even though The Tube is just a bit younger, it can still teach MediaCentral a trick or two. MediaCentral 2.6.2 now uses the same TV engine as The Tube. This allows MediaCentral to perform better on G4- and G5-machines because it uses the Altivec-Engine for Deinterlacing.
We’ve also improved the search for TV channels and the audio track selection now works more reliably. Czechs will be happy to see that MediaCentral 2.6.2 will show the channel information of the running TV shows now correctly, and we’ve also fixed an issue that caused picture freezes from time to time on PowerPC-based Macs with G4 and G5-processors. If you haven’t yet gotten the chance to get in touch with our ultimate media centre solution for the Mac, you should catch up. It lets you do a little more than just play with YouTube and your iTunes and iPhoto stuff. But don’t forget about bringing your own soft drinks and popcorn - it’s not included.
The 2.6.2 update is free for every registered MediaCentral 2.x user. Enjoy!
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Posted in iSale on 19.07.07
We simply couldn’t wait any longer for the next WebKit from Safari, so now iSale 4 not only works with Safari 2 but also with the current Beta version of Safari 3. We even improved the HTML framework for more reliable eBay previews. Now everything’s fine again: If you want to sell your stuff on eBay with iSale using Safari 3’s WebKit please make sure to download and install our latest maintenance release, iSale 4.1.4. This release is free for every registered customer of iSale 4.x. Boost your business on eBay with iSale and enjoy!
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Posted in MediaCentral on 17.07.07
Did you already go see Angelina’s new movie, “A Might Heart”? If not, you can check out the trailer in MediaCentral. In fact, you can check out all the newest trailers in MediaCentral. We’ve recently updated the whole database of movie trailers, so you can get a taste of all the movies you want to see. Enjoy…
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Posted in TubeStick on 06.07.07
While you’re perhaps waiting for the iPhone in Europe, you don’t have to worry about your videos. Starting today, all recordings from The Tube can be exported to your iPhone.
You just have to decide which of your recorded shows you want to see on-the-go, and the Tube will do the rest. The Tube 1.1.2 uses AltiVec for de-interlacing, which helps improve the picture for users with G4 and G5 Macs. It also increases stability on the G4 and G5 Macs, making the program overall more reliable. And last but not least: If you’re using AppleScript to program recordings, you’ll be happy with our improved support for AppleScript! The Tube 1.1.2 is free for every TubeStick customer. Make sure to get your copy today!
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