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Tag: 64bit - Latest Releases
Blue Crowbar Software Releases 64-bit Plug-Ins for Aperture 3
Feb 11, 2010 - Blue Crowbar Software has released 64-bit versions of its Impression and Aperture2Twitter plug-ins for Aperture 3. Impression provides a flexible way of adding custom watermarks to photos in Aperture while Aperture2Twitter enables the user to quickly send photos to Twitter. With the use of native 64-bit plug-ins, photographers can enjoy all time-saving new features of the latest Aperture release at full 64-bit speed.
SuperMegaUltraGroovy Announces FuzzMeasure 3.2
Feb 03, 2010 - SuperMegaUltraGroovy has announced FuzzMeasure 3.2, an update to the award-winning audio and acoustics measurement package for Mac OS X. This release carries many general improvements, including new AppleScript commands, 64-bit support for Mac OS 10.6, and various performance enhancements. Since FuzzMeasure deals with large quantities of data, the 64-bit support in 3.2 is a welcome feature for users that regularly capture measurements at higher sample rates and bit depths.
SuperMegaUltraGroovy Announces FuzzMeasure 3.2
Jan 26, 2010 - SuperMegaUltraGroovy today announces FuzzMeasure 3.2, an update to the award-winning audio and acoustics measurement package for Mac OS X. This release carries many general improvements, including new AppleScript commands, 64-bit support for Mac OS 10.6, and various performance enhancements. Since FuzzMeasure deals with large quantities of data, the 64-bit support in 3.2 is a welcome feature for users that regularly capture measurements at higher sample rates and bit depths.