QT X and yFlicks using Snow Leopard this is my last hope.
I have been a user of the software yFlicks from Many Tricks for a long time. It is an iPhoto type app for keeping your movies organized and it has many features just for movies. It worked excellent under Leopard 10.5. Ever since I installed Snow Leopard 10.6 with QT X, I have 3 issues with yFlicks. I come here only after attempting to contact Many Tricks many times. Lets just say it looks like Many Tricks are longer around, they have have not responded to emails and there web site has not been updated since Oct '08
My issues are:
1.) The the preview images no longer show up, when you rebuild them using a software function of yFlicks, they are there for that session only. The next time you start the app the preview images are they are gone again.
2.) When using the convert function in batch mode it will only do 1 file then it clears the reset of the pending files and stops converting. I have noticed that sometimes it might do several files then stop.
3.) When clicking on the Help function it crashes the program and sends out a report to Apple.
As a side note my yFlicks library has close to 2000 files in it. Everything to from short You Tube clips to full length films.
If anyone out there might have an answer to fix these issues or a similar app. I would be very thankful.
Doug Gardner
[email protected]
N9NUT
Be safe out there its a strange world out there
I have sent 10 emails to Many Tricks to the 3 different addresses listed in there web site. Not a reply or an automated response from them. Also note that the web site
http://www.manytricks.com
has not been updated in over a year. I just didn't know where else to turn for possible solutions. So I came here for a possible alternate solution or someone who found a work around to the issues I have encountered.
Thank you for your time
Doug Gardner
[email protected]
N9NUT
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