Today we shipped EditReady 1.4 and ScopeBox 3.5. The major feature of both is addition of ScopeLink integration between the two applications. What is ScopeLink? ScopeLink is a technology we introduced a few years ago allowing ScopeBox to see (and…
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ScopeBox 3.5 released
ScopeBox 3.5 was released today, adding support for new Scopelink sources. EditReady as a ScopeLink source. Pomfort Silverstack as a ScopeLink source. It is a free upgrade, recommended for all ScopeBox users. Download a trial today, or upgrade in app.
EditReady, ScopeBox, and ClipWrap are ready for OS X 10.11 (“El Capitan”)
This week, we’ve released updates to EditReady, ScopeBox, and ClipWrap to add support for the newest version of Mac OS X, 10.11 (“El Capitan”). El Capitan is likely to be released this Fall, and we’re excited to be ready for…
Announcing ScopeBox 3.4.1
ScopeBox 3.4.1 resolves minor issues and enhances the appearance of ScopeBox when running on Mac OS X Yosemite. If you haven’t tried ScopeBox yet, download the free trial today.
- Corrects issue with display of mV scale on waveform
- QuickTime movies now update scopes even when paused
- Better handling of Quartz Composer Plugins with 4:3 sources
- Better default values for ScopeLink during initial install
- Updated interface for Yosemite
- Improved stability when running many simultaneous records
- Miscellaneous fixes
This update is recommended for all users running Mac OS X 10.7 and later. As of ScopeBox 3.4.1, we will no longer be supporting Mac OS X 10.6 with new releases. However, if you’re running Mac OS X 10.6, you may continue to run 3.4.0 and we will continue to provide technical support for that release.
ScopeBox and Adobe CC 2014
Since we introduced ScopeLink in 2013, our users have come to love the simple integration with ScopeBox it provides for apps from Adobe, Apple and others. Adobe CC 2014 is a big update to the Creative Cloud suite, so we wanted to let our ScopeLink users know what to expect.
Announcing ScopeBox 3.3.6
ScopeBox 3.3.6 simplifies the use of Blackmagic Design input devices, adds support for Adobe SpeedGrade via ScopeLink, and resolves various issues.
- Fixes cases in which layout recall fails
- Adds settings for video and audio inputs and PSF settings for Blackmagic Design devices
- Improved LUT parsing
- Adds ScopeLink support for Adobe SpeedGrade
It’s available from our trial page or via in app autoupdate.
Announcing ScopeBox 3.3.4
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.
- Adds keyboard shortcuts for layouts
- Ability to manage layouts
- Automatic format detect on supported Blackmagic Design devices
- Support for Blackmagic Design 4K inputs
- Support for new releases of Adobe After Effects CC in ScopeLink
- Miscellaneous bug fixes
It’s available from our trial page or via in app autoupdate.
Announcing ScopeBox 3.3.3
We’ve released a minor update to ScopeBox with fixes for LUTs and OS X 10.9 Mavericks.
Announcing ScopeBox 3.3.2
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
Mavericks support in ClipWrap and ScopeBox
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.