Snapper 2.0.1 - Changelog

What's new in Snapper 2.0.1:

October 11th, 2010

Fixes:
· Some export functions gave duplicate file name errors.
· Feedback on export could stick in waveform display after export was done.

What's new in Snapper 2.0.0:

October 8th, 2010

· Much improved integration with Snow Leopard.
· Spot-to-cursor supports Nuendo, Cubase, Logic and ProTools
· Drag selections anywhere, into tracks of any DAW, video editor or even iChat or mail.
· Even smaller cpu footprint
· Better looking waveforms that build up quicker, and zoom smoother
· Loop playback
· 64 bit file support
· New edit features such as a trim tool, fades and normalizing
· Varispeed playback without pitch shift
· Recent files tab
· Level meters
· and dozens of other features.

What's new in Snapper 1.0.11:

February 17th, 2009

· It fixes the persistent distortion qith QuickTime files, both input and output works fine now.
· More cosmetic fixes: dragging the divider between waveform and text fields all the way to the right would loose the waveform.

What's new in Snapper 1.0.4:

May 26th, 2008

· Added support for 32-bit floating point AIFC files.
· If you now export a selection which is a defined region, the resulting file will get the region name, instead of the original file's name with 'snippet' appended.
· Added recognition of AVI movies.
· Previously, Snapper would display either 'Word Size' or 'Bit Rate' for any file, depending on the file type. Now, both file attributes can be displayed independently from each other.
· Fixed reading of certain types of mp3, m4a, and other QuickTime-interpreted files.
· Resolved problems with reading FLAC files (Free Lossless Audio Codec), either by using the FLAC importer plug-in from Xiph (http://people.xiph.org/~arek/flac_import/) or the solution built by Twisted (http://twistedwave.com/TwistedFLAC.html). Both products are free.
· The FLAC importer from Xiph has the advantage that the files are displayed by Snapper as FLAC files, and that their metadata (id3tags) are shown. TwistedFLAC has another approach: you give it a folder with FLAC files, and it will create a virtual disk containing the same files, but with all FLAC files interpreted as Wave files. Any metadata in the original FLAC files is gone, however.
· If you chose a host application whose zoom keys should be used as Snapper's zoom hot keys, this setting would not be remembered. Also, the menus where these key equivalents were shown would not be properly updated.
· Fixed reading of markers in AIFC IMA 4:1 files.
· Made descriptions for some file kinds more specific.
· Fixed issues with recognition of split surround files.
· Changed the bit rate calculation for files containing video tracks, to indicate just the audio bit rate instead of the total movie bit rate.
· Hot key equivalents were not shown in menus just after starting Snapper.