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  • Did you know? Splitting tracks into multiple discs in CDpedia

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    The tracks tab in CDpedia can hold more than one disc worth of tracks. To show that another disc is starting, the numbering begins at 1 again. But what if you have all the tracks listed as one big disc instead of the two/three/four discs the tracks are on in reality? Split the tracks into…

  • Extras page

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    Have you checked out our Extras page lately? Whenever a user sends us a template or plug-in for the Pedias we put it up on the Extras page for download so be sure you check back for new additions every once in a while. A few days ago DVDpedia user Torsten Mess (author of the…

  • Version 4.4

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    We just released the latest version of the Pedias, 4.4. The major release notes for this update include: an improved statistics feature, now based on XML for speed and flexibility, with a new option to select fields and filter collections by clicking on names and attributes; an update to the tags field to allow multiple…

  • Pocketpedia 1.1

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    We sent Pocketpedia 1.1 to the App Store a few days ago, trying to time it with our 4.3.1 release of the Pedias. Today it’s been approved for release so check for the update on your iPhone/iPod touch! There are a whole slew of new features in version 1.1, including the most popular requests: internal…

  • Front Row plug-in v. 2.0

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    Mathieu just sent us version 2.0 of the Front Row plug-in. You can download the new version here from our Extras page. Make sure you read the instructions on that page on how to install the plug-in on your AppleTV. Yes, you read that right, AppleTV support is now included, along with a collection view.…

  • Secret feature revealed

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    Maybe some of you saw the ‘secret feature’ release note included in the last version update of the Pedias (4.3). Today we can finally reveal what we’ve been working on feverishly for the past two months: Pocketpedia. Pocketpedia lets you keep your media library right where you need it when you’re out and about: in…

  • College Radio ♥ CDpedia

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    Video might have killed the radio star but that doesn’t mean radio is gone. At College Radio you can find and listen to college radio stations from all around the US, find out about new music and get updated on tech info as well. And since the folks at College Radio are Mac users, they’re using…

  • DVDpedia and your home theatre

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    If you’re using DVDpedia to launch your movies then Washable Dry Ink has the post for you – how to launch VLC Full Screen with no windows/controller. Washable Dry Ink is a blog about (mostly) building a home theater around Leopard. And of course, they use DVDpedia as part of their set up. If this is up…

  • Cheap Ass Gamer

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    All gamers trying to figure out is blackout bingo legit and looking for cheap deals (and really, who isn’t?) – the site you’re looking for is Cheap Ass Gamer. CheapyD and his crew host some great forums for sharing deals, trading games and talking about gaming (especially for those of you feeling nostalgic for the games of…

  • Version 4.2

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    We just released version 4.2 of the Pedias – you can download it from our website or through the built-in update function in each program. This release includes Cover Flow (for Leopard users) and the long-awaited new iSight code among other goodies, improvements and fixes. For a full list of release notes, check out the…