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Monitor Magic is a premier multiple camera monitoring system for standard definition DV, DVCProHD and HDV.

Using Waveform Monitors, Vectorscopes, RGB Parades and Histograms you can ensure that the picture you Monitor through the camera is of perfect quality and broadcast legal. And because you can be monitoring from multiple cameras you can ensure their color balance matches!

Monitor footage from multiple cameras at the same time. This is great for interviews. Just imagine, you can have two cameras set up for close-up shots of the interviewer and interviewee, and a third camera for a wider shot of both people. You will be able to check all three cameras have the same color and lighting balance, and that each camera is recording legally for your final format.

logMonitor allows you to real time monitoring for the "httpd access_log", "ftp.log" and "wtmp log (aka. logins records)" in the separate window, dont need to use Terminal.app to type UNIX command, simply click on the button and it will display the appropriate log for you.

AE Monitor allows Mac OS X developers to capture, analyze, and recreate Apple Events.
Users can examine the internal workings of each event and create source code to replicate the event from their applications.
Many development environments are supported, including REALbasic, Perl, Tcl, and any environment that can use the AEBuild() command with an AEGizmo string. Additionally, AE Monitor can create native REALbasic code to send Apple Events.
Main features:
- Monitor Apple Event activity for individual applications, or turn on session-wide monitoring to catch all events. Events are grouped according to their sequence; i.e., a reply to an event is grouped with the original event.
- Create source code to send a captured Apple Event from your application. Supported languages include Perl, tcl, REALbasic, AppleScript, and any language that can call the AEBuild() function.
- Code for REALbasic can be created in two formats: using the native REALbasic Apple Event support, or by using an AEGizmo string and the AEBuild() Declare.
- Drag and drop event data and generated code to your editor of choice; option-drag events to REALbasic and create Methods right in the code editor! Four modifier key options allow you to export in different formats by pressing the shift and option keys.
- Event Rules allow you to take actions based on any number of criteria:
- Minimize the monitor window to a small ticker window to save screen real estate while still observing AE traffic.
- Event Filtering lets you specify which events you want to see
- Limit event listings to only the most recent events, reducing clutter. Use the "pin on events to prevent them from being deleted as new events are logged.
Version restrictions:
- demo version expires after 30 day trial
Enhancements:
- REALbasic code filter now creates correct code for property records
- Fixes problem with truncated event classes and IDs
- Minor cosmetic update.

Dash Monitors is a utility that brings system monitoring to your Tiger Dashboard with monitors for CPU, Memory, Network, and Disk I/O.
Users can choose between three different ways to view the information. The text view shows a basic listing of the statistics. A simple view shows bar charts representing the system resource load. Finally, a graphical view will display a fully imaged graphical interface of what is happening on the system.
Dash Monitors is very useful for users who would like to run a system monitor but need all the screen real-estate while working.

Main features:
Monitor Modes:
- There are 3 modes for each of the monitors: text, simple, and graphical. The text view mode shows a very simple text view of the resources being used and is beneficial because it takes very few system resources to generate the statistics.
- The simple view mode is the original view from Dash Monitors 1.0, and includes simple bar charts to show statistics in a graphical way without th eye candy.
- The graphical view mode, while taking more CPU resources to draw all the monitors, displays a fully imaged graphical interface to what is happening on the system. Text summaries are provided with the monitors in simple and graphical mode to provide the exact data along with the graphical approximations.
Open Source:
- Dash Monitors takes advantage of MTK for all of the statistics it gathers. MTK is open source and can be downloaded from the Gaucho Software Open Source pages. Look for more features in Dash Monitors as MTK is more fully developed.

Version restrictions:
- 30 days trial period.

Enhancements
- Fixed a compatibility problem with Safari 4 beta.

"Retouching images on an uncalibrated monitor makes no sense."

Nowadays the monitor has become the key element of the DTP. It is used for images color correction but also for soft-proofing: view the document exactly as it will be printed... only if it is perfectly calibrated.