BonesMac
BonesMac
BoinxTV 1.6.2.6735 Mac OSX turns your Mac into a TV studio for creating Live to Disk, Live to Internet and Live to Stage video. Record stunning studio shows, podcasts, sports events, concerts, interviews, sermons, seminars and more using your Mac and multiple cameras.
Additional Relevant Information:
- Substitute the studio background with a movie, image or a camera input.
- Sophisticated chroma keying with green or blue screen or any other color.
- Artificial shadow suggests depth.
- Support for “Veescope Key’s Softlyght keyer for BoinxTV"
- Use QuickTime compatible video sources such as DV cameras with FireWire (sometimes called i.Link or IEEE1394), HDV cameras (if they support progressive mode), HDMI cameras (with HDMI interface card such as Blackmagic Design Intensity), iSight camera, USB webcams (if supplied with QuickTime driver) and many more.
- Screen grabbing to include video chats (Skype, iChat) and presentation slides (PowerPoint, Keynote).
- Apply core video filters to any video source to create amazing effects.
- Play back any (unprotected) QuickTime movie.
- Use any audio device available in your system.
- Integrate with Soundflower and other audio routing utilities for audio interviews with Skype, iChat and others.
- Adjust volume for each layer separetely.
- Record directly to disk as QuickTime file.
- Play out simultaneously over second screen connector.
- Convert to Internet stream using external converter or 3rd party software. (not included)
- Convert to SDI using external converter (not included)
- Submit to Apple Podcast Producer automatically after recording.
- Execute an AppleScript after recording.
What's New In This Version:
- Broken movie preview on MacBookPro with Nvidia 9400M and Nvidia 9600M GT
- Wrong colors shown in live layers if that layer was not selected.
- Assigning an image source to layer would sometimes not correctly update the preview.
- Resolved potential freeze on selecting/deleting/adding a layer. Note: multithreading remains hard!
- Selecting a custom pixel aspect ratio once again works on all graphics cards. - It used to cause crashes on ATI equiped Macs.
- Rare crash on document close.
- Again, increased stability through better memory management.
OS version: Mac OS X v10.5.8 with QuickTime 7.6.6 installed. Mac OS X v10.6.4 or later with the latest Snow Leopard Graphics Update is strongly recommended.
Additional Relevant Information:
- Substitute the studio background with a movie, image or a camera input.
- Sophisticated chroma keying with green or blue screen or any other color.
- Artificial shadow suggests depth.
- Support for “Veescope Key’s Softlyght keyer for BoinxTV"
- Use QuickTime compatible video sources such as DV cameras with FireWire (sometimes called i.Link or IEEE1394), HDV cameras (if they support progressive mode), HDMI cameras (with HDMI interface card such as Blackmagic Design Intensity), iSight camera, USB webcams (if supplied with QuickTime driver) and many more.
- Screen grabbing to include video chats (Skype, iChat) and presentation slides (PowerPoint, Keynote).
- Apply core video filters to any video source to create amazing effects.
- Play back any (unprotected) QuickTime movie.
- Use any audio device available in your system.
- Integrate with Soundflower and other audio routing utilities for audio interviews with Skype, iChat and others.
- Adjust volume for each layer separetely.
- Record directly to disk as QuickTime file.
- Play out simultaneously over second screen connector.
- Convert to Internet stream using external converter or 3rd party software. (not included)
- Convert to SDI using external converter (not included)
- Submit to Apple Podcast Producer automatically after recording.
- Execute an AppleScript after recording.
What's New In This Version:
- Broken movie preview on MacBookPro with Nvidia 9400M and Nvidia 9600M GT
- Wrong colors shown in live layers if that layer was not selected.
- Assigning an image source to layer would sometimes not correctly update the preview.
- Resolved potential freeze on selecting/deleting/adding a layer. Note: multithreading remains hard!
- Selecting a custom pixel aspect ratio once again works on all graphics cards. - It used to cause crashes on ATI equiped Macs.
- Rare crash on document close.
- Again, increased stability through better memory management.
OS version: Mac OS X v10.5.8 with QuickTime 7.6.6 installed. Mac OS X v10.6.4 or later with the latest Snow Leopard Graphics Update is strongly recommended.
