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ToggleMon

New version 2 is ready and available. What's new?

- Toggle monitors individually

- Toggle all to mirror the main screen

- Toggle all off or on

- Autostart at login setting in preferences

 

The app passed the Apple's review procedure. Available in the Apple Mac Store !

 
NearchatZ

As you might know, I'm deaf. Which means that communication is at least troublesome. But you know, it's not a punishment to be in the neighbourhood of good friends at a diner table with a good glass of wine and laughing people around you. The alternative is that you stay at home, alone. Bad idea. Nevertheless, I can still talk so I can tell my stories but friends want to tell me their stories too. Sign language is not for everybody that easy so an iPad with an app like Notes is a convenient alternative. But, a group chat with multiple iPads could be even better. 1.3 M apps in the AppStore should deliver a cool solution but actually it did not. Full of ads, too small characters, clumsy user interface with up and down bouncing keyboards. So, time to brew my own ! :)

I decided to go for Objective-C this time leaving Ruby at home for a change. I've never done anything with a C-like language. No Java, no C#, no C++. Wow, it's like Cyrillic. You think you can read it coz you recognise a lot of characters but you actually can't. Anyway, with a few nights of sweating, internetting and cursing, I've managed to come up with a simple app for my friends and me at a diner table. Or in a pub, a classroom, bbq, or even at home be lazy enough to stay put while other ppl are somewhere around the house :).

It will probable take a week or two to have the AppStore people look at it and get it in the store. I'm sure it will need some attempts. They are not easy to satisfy so it might take a few months if not forever. Meanwhile my friends and me are chatting with the "test-version" around the diner table :)

 

 
Beta

Good news ahead ! :) ... We finally made a Mavericks compliant version !!! ... The downside is that we had to lose Snow Leopard but lets face it, if you have SL and a working version of SubtitleReSync(Basic), you don't have a problem with it :) ... For the others who upgraded to Mavericks, this is news.

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Here :::?SubtitleReSyncBasicBeta ::: you'll find the app you are waiting for to run on Mavericks (and Lion or Mountain Lion). For the time being we're distributing the app through this channel to avoid waiting for the store to accept it.

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To be honest, meanwhile we're still testing and improving. So, remember, the download is a Beta so it might crash or give some unexpected results but we're confident that in 99% of the cases you will be happy with it. So take care.

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So what's new? :

- well, Mavericks !!! :) ... and the big news is that it still displays AVI movies !!!

- a significantly reduced footprint. Both on disk as in memory

- improved performance

- added function to insert subtitle lines

- enhanced preferences to support that

- simplified and flattened (Jon Ivy) user interface

Enjoy :)

 
Hacked !

Well, well, well ... unfortunately with the release of the free version of the apps, we attracted a few more hackers to this website as well and to our shame there obviously there was a vulnerability :((( ... We think it has been solved by now but some of you might have experienced some inconvenience. We really apologise for it and hopefully it will never happen again.

 
Mavericks


Well, Mavericks has brought us many advantages but unfortunately there are some drawbacks too. SubtitleReSync (Pro and Basic) will not work properly or even start anymore on Mavericks. The cause is still unclear. It's hidden somewhere deep under the OSX-hood. First we thought that the Basic version still worked on Mavericks but sooner or later it will crash too :(.

SubtitleReSync is build with Ruby (MacRuby) and somehow now Mavericks fools around with that. Another disappointment is that the Open Source project MacRuby was heavily supported and even funded by Apple but last year Apple stopped that. That means that the "problem solving" MacRuby community is almost non-existing today.

We might find a solution shortly but meanwhile we had to take some measures to keep our clients at least slightly happy. So from today we've made SubtitleReSync Pro & Basic a free app for the time being. So if you are just looking for a good tool to edit and resync your subs, go to the Mac AppStore and get SubtitleReSync, Pro or Basic. For free.

But beware, they only work on Snow Leopard, Lion and Mountain Lion.

Enjoy :)

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UPDATE December 1st: Fortunately there seem to be some light at the end of the tunnel. We now have a version running on Mavericks and the good news is that AVI movies still play in the movie window :D. Maybe you've noticed that Quicktime does not play them anymore because Apple has abandoned their own "old" Quicktime technology. We expect to release the Mavericks compliant app to the store review team in a week or two. Hopefully they'll accept it quickly.

 
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