We released ScopeBox 3.3.4 which adds a variety of features and corrects some issues and is recommended for all users. Full details are below.
It’s available from our trial page or via in app autoupdate.
We’re happy to announce ClipWrap 2.6.5, which contains a variety of fixes and enhancements and is recommended for all users. We’ve changed the labeling for our “optimize for” dropdown – keep in mind that iMovie version names are a little confusing. The newest iMovie release is 10.0, which actually comes after iMovie ’11 (and iMovie 08, 09, etc). If you’re not sure which version of iMovie you have, check the “about” box, under the iMovie menu inside iMovie.
We use markdown for nearly everything on our website and many of our internal documents. Blog posts, podcast updates, and even software update release notes are created in markdown and then rendered to HTML for display. It was a natural extension to move our documentation to markdown as well.
Follow the jump for a full explanation of our new manual workflow.
We’ve released a minor update to ScopeBox with fixes for LUTs and OS X 10.9 Mavericks.
We’re excited to announce the release of ScopeBox 3.3.2. This is a free update for existing ScopeBox users and includes some exciting new features. We’ve added ScopeLink support for Final Cut Pro X and added a variety of frequently requested features. Follow the link for a full change list.
If you’re not already a ScopeBox customer, now’s a great time to take a look at our free trial. If you have any questions, just let us know
ClipWrap 2.6.4 is an exciting update and is recommended for all users. This version adds the ability to assign a reel name to a batch of clips. This reel name will be passed to various NLEs (Adobe Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro 7, Final Cut Pro X) and will be prepended to the clip filenames. To enable this functionality, check the “Show Advanced Settings” box within the ClipWrap Preferences.
This version will also alert you if ClipWrap detects problematic QuickTime codecs installed on your Mac. For more information on this functionality, visit our Codec Support page.
A full list of changes is available below:
Apple’s newest OS, Mavericks, is slated to be released soon and ClipWrap and ScopeBox are ready for the big day. We’ve been testing extensively with the new OS since it was announced in June. The existing versions of ClipWrap and ScopeBox support Mavericks, there is nothing you will need to do to after installing Mavericks.
We’ve just released ClipWrap 2.6.2 for our direct-sales customers. This is an exciting update, and is recommended for all users. Mac App Store customers will be able to download the update shortly, once approved by Apple. If you’re not already using ClipWrap, take a look at the free trial today.
We’ve just released ScopeBox 3.3.1. This release provides ScopeLink support for the newly released Adobe Creative Cloud (“Adobe CC”). Additionally, it adds support for Creative Suite 5 and 5.5 and corrects a potential issue when running on first generation Mac Pro workstations.
Existing ScopeBox users will be prompted to update automatically, or can select “Check for Updates” from the ScopeBox menu. If you’re not using ScopeBox yet, we encourage you to download our free trial and give it a try today!
ClipWrap 2.6.1 adds support for the datavideo technologies 100 megabit mpeg-2 format. In addition, it provides a variety of updates and enhancements for all users. Complete changes are below.
