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Odds and Ends: iView Media Pro file association bug to be fixed; New/updated Knowledge Base articles iView Media Pro file association bug to be fixed We previously reported that iView Media Pro 2.6.1 has issues with losing file association -- a problem that is resolved by adding the proper extension (.ivc) to the end of iView-created files. We've since received word from Richard Buckle, Senior Software Engineer at iView Multimedia Ltd., who lets us know that this issue will be fixed in an upcoming release: "I just wanted to let you know that we'll have this fixed in our next release. Meanwhile a workaround for those who can't countenance the ".ivc" extension is to use a utility such as X-Ray or Super Get Info to set the catalog's file type to 'IVWc'. "Let me also clear up a potential misunderstanding, which threw me for a bit of a loop initially. When Mark said 'I created a couple of new contact sheets,' what I now think he meant was 'I created a couple of new *iView catalogs*.' When people say 'contact sheet,' they generally mean a TIFF, JPEG etc. created by a program such as iView. Obviously you wouldn't want to give those a '.ivc' extension." New/updated Knowledge Base articles #300095 Logic Pro 7:Tutorial songs and settings missing from the #300217 Logic Pro 7: Tuner defaults to 410Hz #300180 iPod Photo requires iTunes 4.7 or laterResourcesX-RaySuper Get Info#300095#300217#300180More from Odds and Ends:

IView(R) Releases iView MediaPro(TM) 2.0 for Professional DigitalMultimedia Asset ManagementDebuts iView Catalog Reader: A Free Cross-Platform Applicationfor Unlimited Catalog SharingLONDON, September 8, 2003 – iView Multimedia (iView) todayannounced the immediate availability of iView MediaPro 2.0. Tailoredfor photographers, broadcast journalists, graphic designers, and othermedia professionals, iView MediaPro 2.0 extends robust, award-winningfunctionality with powerful image editing, enhanced drag & dropannotations workflow, and file system control. Version 2.0 increasescapacity to 128,000 media items per catalog while reducing catalogsize. Fast and easy to use, it is backward compatible with earlierversions of the application.iView also today introduced the iView Catalog Reader, aroyalty-free, cross-platform software utility that permitsunrestricted sharing of iView catalogs. iView Catalog Reader displaysmedia and slide shows in an iView catalog, regardless of which iViewprogram was used to create it. Now, iView customers can create andshare catalogs with clients, colleagues, friends and families who donot own an iView program."iView continues to improve and extend the performance andrange of personal and professional digital media management products,"said Yan Calotychos, founder of iView Multimedia Ltd. "Ourinventions are guided by customers’ needs. By responding to theirprofessional challenges, we are tailoring the most usefulsolutions."Cataloging pioneerAs more efficient options for creating and producing digitalmedia proliferate, individuals and organizations increasingly need tocontrol and manage these assets. iView pioneered a comprehensive andintuitive cataloging methodology, in a single window interface,introducing digital media management and repurposing features such asautomatic web generation, slide show, IPTC and EXIF annotations, fileconversion, contact sheets, voice annotation, rendering of digitalcamera raw file formats, and full Apple Script integration in thisclass of application.iView was the first to use the "i" in its producttrademarks back in 1996, before it became a popular trademarkprefix.iView MediaPro 2.0 maximizes versatilityInformation Management: Drag-and-drop Organizer speeds up theprocess of searching, annotating and classifying across large volumesof media files. Supports industry standard IPTC, digital camera EXIFand GPS annotations, voice recordings, user fields, keywords,categories and hierarchical catalog sets. Catalog Finder permitslocation and preview of iView catalogs located on any storagevolume.File & Folder Management: Offers direct control over filesystem, including individual and batch renaming, moving and deletingof files and folders. Advanced Folder Panel allows automaticsynchronization and watching between folders on disk and the contentsof catalogs.Performance Enhancements: Increased capacity to 128,000 items percatalog and reduced catalog size; long filename support; improvedlayout management; enhanced slide show audio playback.PDF Maker/Layout: Supports producing customized high-resolutionPDF files of any size and layout using the media in a catalog.HTML Export using Custom Themes: Improved web

EOS R6 Mark II Canon RF-S 18-150mm F3.5-6.3 IS STM Canon RF 24-240mm F4-6.3 Canon RF 16mm F2.8 STM +8 more "}"> simple, seems to be exactly what you want.It's over a two years old too, and has always been 100% stable.Garry Matwrote:My recommendation, FFview - freeware, latest version 0.8.5It's a fast image VIEWER, not a cataloging program. Just point itat a folder and view pictures. No importing, no creating obscurefilesystem structures like iphoto -- just browse through yourimages. (in fullscreen, with keyboard shortcuts, or in windows withthumbnails)So far it's the fastest thing I found on a mac, and I tried quite afew. It similar to early -fast- versions of acdsee. If anyoneknows of anything better, I'd be glad to hear it.I find it ironic, that though macs are often targeted at graphicdesigners, photographers, and multimedia people in general, thatthere is not one decent piece of software available to viewpictures... Ricoh GR Sony a7R II Sony a5100 Canon EOS RP "}"> OP Garry Mat • New Member • Posts: 20 Re: Try ViewIt Thanks for the tip. I've tried viewit before, but found FFview to be faster. FFview preloads jpegs in the background while viewing a current image, which really helps with large 4MP+ images...As others point out, it's still not fully finished software, but I think it's progressing along nicely. v0.85 hasn't crashed on me yetAndrew Boothwrote: simple, seems to be exactly what you want. "}"> Bimthecat • Senior Member • Posts: 2,642 iView Media Pro 2.6.3 If it cant make catalogs, what's the point ?(sometimes) with free stuff, you get exactly what you pay for.(IMO) it's time to stop foolin' around and get a realgreat and fast viewer/catalog maker: iView Media Pro 2.6.3Many many features. "}"> OP Garry Mat • New Member • Posts: 20 Re: iView Media Pro 2.6.3 I've got my images organised in folders, chronologically, with meaningful names. I don't need software that creates vast databases, chews up heaps of storage and processor time, for its own thumbnails and other mysterious purposes. Plus, I need something that will display a full-screen multi-megapixel image in a blink of an eye -- not a number of painful & slow seconds...(sometimes) freeware beats the heck out of bloatware created by greedy software companies..Bimthecatwrote:If it cant make catalogs, what's the point ?(sometimes) with free stuff, you get exactly what you pay for.(IMO) it's time to stop foolin' around and

Get a realgreat and fast viewer/catalog maker: iView Media Pro 2.6.3Many many features. "}"> kami333 • Contributing Member • Posts: 701 Re: iView Media Pro 2.6.3 If I don't want to catalog, what's the point of iVeiw?Bimthecatwrote:If it cant make catalogs, what's the point ?(sometimes) with free stuff, you get exactly what you pay for.(IMO) it's time to stop foolin' around and get a realgreat and fast viewer/catalog maker: iView Media Pro 2.6.3Many many features. "}">Sorry to bother you. I am very interested in Iview. But, I have thousands of pictures that I have to scan in that I have to assign dates to. (metadata) so when I catalog it won't show the scan date but, the date that I assign it. can I edit the exif data with Iview? if not what other program can I use for a Mac.Bimthecatwrote:If it cant make catalogs, what's the point ?(sometimes) with free stuff, you get exactly what you pay for.(IMO) it's time to stop foolin' around and get a realgreat and fast viewer/catalog maker: iView Media Pro 2.6.3Many many features.-- hide signature --Remember behave.... Someone is watching you from above. "}"> acroix • Regular Member • Posts: 108 Re: Does Iview.....? Abel,iPhoto can do that ... Select one or more photos > Ctrl-Click on one of them > Select Batch Change ... > Select Date from first box and fill out the appearing form. Voila, you are done.Hope that helps,Andréabel aluartwrote:Sorry to bother you. I am very interested in Iview. But, I havethousands of pictures that I have to scan in that I have to assigndates to. (metadata) so when I catalog it won't show the scan datebut, the date that I assign it. can I edit the exif data withIview? if not what other program can I use for a Mac.Bimthecatwrote:If it cant make catalogs, what's the point ?(sometimes) with free stuff, you get exactly what you pay for.(IMO) it's time to stop foolin' around and get a realgreat and fast viewer/catalog maker: iView Media Pro 2.6.3Many many features.-- hide signature ---- Time flies like an arrow. Fruit flies like a banana. -- "}"> Perfect.... In reply to acroix • Mar 5, 2005 Thanks so much, I downloaded it already and like what I see so far. Do you know if when you change the date there is it in the exif data, the reason I am curious is to