could you post/upload the 64 bit MacFuse prefpane?

the google link is dead … thx in advance

http://forums.whirlpool.net.au/forum-replies.cfm?t=1381760&r=23805841#r23805841

The MP4 file that iViewFox downloads appears to be an oddly encoded FLV file in an MP4 wrapper.

Actually, it’s the opposite. It’s an MP4 video (or FLV video in the case of the 7.30 Report) inside an FLV wrapper. Which is even worse.

To rewrap it inside a proper MP4 container (which makes certain videos play much smoother, or improves lip sync), you can run this:

$ ffmpeg -i the_video.flv -acodec copy -vcodec copy the_video.mp4

Your comments motivated me to create the Python-iView PPA. It should now be dead easy to install, on Ubuntu at least.

(If someone wants to see an RPM version…well, you are quite welcome to participate in making that happen.)

Cheers,
Jeremy.

Well, not really. Granted, there is no one click insaller wizard available. In windows you have to download and install a bunch of utilities sepeartely and set some environemnt variables. I’ve written about how to do this at http://brendangraetz.wordpress.com/2010/04/01/deploying-python-iview-on-windows/

On Ubuntu/Linux you can install the entire thing with a single shell script, which you can find at http://brendangraetz.wordpress.com/2010/05/21/python-iview-on-ubuntu/

tell application "Aperture"
	set myAlbum to parent of item 1 of (get selection)
	set pName to name of myAlbum
	set fName to name of parent of myAlbum
	set myVersions to every image version of myAlbum
	tell folder fName
		make new project with properties {name:pName}
		repeat with i from 1 to count of myVersions
			move item i of myVersions to project (pName)
		end repeat
		delete album pName
	end tell
end tell

Thanks for the information. This was specifically what I was looking for (and couldn’t find). I had seen someone do this with PowerPoint and Word but the Mac PPT application would always default the Word DOC to… Word.

Great information! Thanks again.

Mike