Snapz Pro X 2.0 - video capture for propriety formats

[pixeljammedia]

The new Snapz Pro X 2.0 allows fast video capture of whatever is playing on your desktop. This allows capture into Quicktime of Windows Media and Real Player formats that previously could not be transcoded but only played on stand-alone players.

Just thought you'd appreciate knowing about a potentially useful tool.

[galactica]

sweet! i have one of the 1.x's and though it worked it was a bit choppy
whats the link for their homepage or update?!

[deadsierra]

sweet! i have one of the 1.x's and though it worked it was a bit choppy
whats the link for their homepage or update?!

http://www.ambrosiasw.com

[pixeljammedia]

It can be seen on versiontracker here: http://www.versiontracker.com/dyn/moreinfo/macosx/11530 and is a free upgrade to anyone with v.1.4 and has a discount price for anyone upgrading from 1.0 (the bundled version) I've tried it and it captured a wmv at 29.97 fps at millions of colors into a Motion JPEG A Quicktime movie. Works great. The video capture component is a costly add-on, but like I said, it does something I haven't seen elsewhere.

[galactica]

thanks!
30 day trial for the quicktime capture... ill have to see how good it is, since i have v1.x and use it all the time for screen shots, only used the quicktime capture once... .

[tWoSour]

I have v1.x and I cant delete it. It opens automatically when my computer starts, and it really annoying me. Any help would be appreciated.

[terryj]

for just Stills ( Picture shots) off of DVD,
I use the free Capture Me!
http://www.chimoosoft.com/captureme.html
I would be interested to here how the capture to QT movie function works though...

[pixeljammedia]

twosour,
go into your System Preferences>Login Items select snapz pro and hit remove. Then invoke Snapz Pro with command-shift-3 and press command-q to quit. Drag the installation into the trash and install v.2.0.

[tWoSour]

That did the trick, thank you very much

[tgpo]

I've been pushing this program for a year as a way to convert real media files to quicktime. It just can't be beat. Not even with a stick!