dvd image capture software business / commercial software for mac

DVD Case Creator X 1.0 is an impressive and unique application that allows you to easily and quickly create DVD cases. It features a fully featured drawing canvas, ability to save projects and dynamic previewing.

Ulead DVD PictureShow 1.0 brings you a very convenient iTune tool for Mac which has arrived for the Macintosh! Easily create multiple digital photo slideshows in DVD and VCD formats with no additional software or upgrades necessary.

Drag and drop images and compose entertaining shows complete with audio, custom backgrounds, and menu options. Share slideshow discs using your Mac or any standard DVD/VCD player.

OMDI Image Processing Tools 1.1d is such a vital program which provides excel add in for 2D FFT, convolution, correlation, averaging, edge tracing, and matrix manipulation.

Requirements: Excel 5 for PowerMacintosh

Image Doctor 2 2.0 is created as the ultimate and great Photoshop plug-in from Alien Skin Software which can save what would be the perfect photo from the trash bin while saving you hour upon hour of Photoshop work trying to fix it.

Restore old photos. With Image Doctor, restoring that precious old shot is a breeze. Select a rip or scratch and Image Doctor heals it. Retouch new photos. Whether its a mole, tattoo, scar or other blemish, Image Doctor makes photo retouching quick and easy. You can also soften skin with the click of your mouse.

Requirements:

• Adobe Photoshop CS2 9.0.2 or later
  
• Photoshop Elements 4.0.1 or later
• Fireworks CS3
  

ImageViewer 6.2 is created as a professional and useful Mac application perfect for locating, displaying, organizing andprinting images(GIF, JPEG, PICT, TIFF, as well as many other file types such as MPEG with QuickTime?3.0 or greater). Use it to convert files from one graphic format to another, create HTML"contact sheet" pages, play movies, and much more!One of ImageViewer's most useful features, is the ability to navigate among numerousfiles.

Now with its custom view area in the Open window, you can view previews and images before opening, making the correct choice easier. ImageViewer provides a host of valuable features to help with file organization and display. Find files based on a number of criterion, such as file type or comments. It even offers a keyword Fine and Replace window where you can quickly identify files for future reference!You can copy or move files to designated folders with the Copy To Location, Move To Location, Move To Trash(or Delete) commands.

A number of view modes are offered: single image viewing modes include: FullScreen, Fit To Window, and scaled between 25% and 1600%. List viewing modes are almostunlimited: view previews, icons, or other file attributes based on custom layouts! Filescan be ordered by name, size, type, modification date, random, and custom.ImageViewer also contains editing features like crop, scale, rotate, and invert, soyou won't have to open an advanced editor to do a simple editing task.

Further, you canadjust brightness, contrast and sharpness, or apply a video effect(QuickTime 3.0 or greater).If further editing is required, you can quickly open files in applications of your choice using the Transfermenu command. New features are added based on evolving QuickTime technologies. Access digital cameras(QuickTime Image Capture savvy) or scan images(PhotoShop? Import Plug-ins) directlyfrom ImageViewer! If you work with images or other multi-media files on the Mac you'll find ImageViewer indispensible.

Divide & Conquer 0.1 is considered as a smart and useful Divide & Conquer OS X helper app(let) for Quicktime Pro, which automates the task of splitting up Quicktime files into archive-sized segments. It has a ReadMe.

Sometimes when I've shot PAL DV footage, I want to archive it to DVD as Quicktime files. A full tape capture will tend to be about 16GB, so I want an unattended way to split that into four DVD-sized chunks which can be re-assembled later if necessary. I started by looking at Laine Lee's DV converter script, which is great and which does something analogous, but I needed my script to allow any kind of Quicktime file as input and to output that same kind of file without any re-compression. The last requirement was that the script would peek at the big file's data rate, whatever kind of Quicktime it was, and make a suggestion for a length in seconds which would fit on a DVD. So that's what it does (this function probably doesn't work that well with variable bitrate files). This is the very first iteration, making it essentially an alpha version (it works perfectly on my system and for my tasks, but who knows), so I'd love some feedback and I definitely want to know if anything doesn't work.

ImageFlow Fx 2.1 is developed to help with creating stunning image montage animations instantly in After Effects CS3, Final Cut Studio or Final Cut Express.

Select a folder of images, select the animation style and hit play. No rendering and no complex setup. Perfect for Wedding and Event videographers, just select your folder of still photos from the event and instantly have animations with custom frames and borders. All effects are rendered natively on the GPU on both Intel and PPC Macintoshes.