Apple recently released Yosemite, Mac OS X 10.10. This is an exciting update with lots of great new features.

We’ve been testing with Yosemite for months, and are happy to say that all of the Divergent Media apps – ClipWrap, EditReady, ScopeBox and Phosphor work great. Just be sure you’re running the most recent version of each – if you’re not sure, select “check for updates” from the application’s menu bar.

There’s one, easily solvable issue we’ve seen on a few Macs that have been updated to Yosemite. The Yosemite installer sometimes removes a few files from the Library folder, including some files that are important for video production.

Apple has an installer to help with reinstalling most of these files – if you’ve got Final Cut Pro on your system, we recommend you download and run Apple’s ProApps Codec Package.

In addition, if you’re using the ScopeLink plugins with ScopeBox, you may find that Final Cut Pro X can no longer see the ScopeLink plugin. To fix it, you’ll just need to run the ScopeLink installer again. Just download a fresh copy and run it.

If you run into any issues, just let us know.

NAB 2014 is right around the corner. We’ve got our comfortable shoes laced up and we can’t wait to see you there. We’ll be in the South Lower hall again this year – booth SL14913. In addition to some exciting updates to our existing products, we’ll be showing off something brand new – EditReady.

NAB 2013 is fast approaching. We hope you’ve got your comfortable shoes ready, because it looks set to be another exciting show.

We’ve decided to forgo a booth on the show floor this year, and instead focus on the more intimate events that happen throughout the week. We’ll kick things off Monday night with the Media Motion Ball at the Monte Carlo. Tuesday night, we’ll be at the Las Vegas SuperMeet at the RIO.

In addition to those formal events, we’ll be at the Tao of Color mixer and KISS Mini Golf on Sunday evening.

We’ll be at the show each day, and would be happy to arrange private meetings if you’d like to talk through plans that involve our products. Otherwise, if you see us walking the show floor, be sure to say hi!

Divergent Media is hiring a media assistant to help out with various projects as we grow. We’re busy working on the day to day tasks of shipping great software and supporting our customers. We need your help to experiment with side projects we haven’t had the time to explore. You’ll help us create new web content, videos, tutorials, as well as picking up some slack in the more mundane day to day office tasks.

Check our post to see a job description.