TOKYO (MacHouse) – We released 2 Mac software titles just about 30 hours ago. And we are ready to introduce another. It’s called QuickWMA. QuickWMA is a simple solution to batch-converting Window Media Audio clips into QuickTime-readable audio files.

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Mac users are surrounded by devices that are primarily used for PC users. Many audio devices support only Window Media Audio (WMA). QuickWMA is a software title that you can use to convert Window Audio Media clips (.wma) into a different audio format so that you can play them back with QuickTime player. Of course, you won’t need any additional QuickTime component in order to convert audio clips with QuickWMA. Currently, QuickWMA supports such export audio formats as AIF, MOV, MP3, WAV.

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TOKYO (MacHouse) – So far, as far as the Export series is concerned, we have ExportQ2W, ExportW2Q and ExportF2Q. And we’ve just added another app to the series. A new software title we’ve just released is called ExportQ2F. ExportQ2F will allow the user to quickly and easily convert QuickTime-readable movies (3GP, DV, M4V, MOV, MP4…) into Flash videos (FLV), one at a time.

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TOKYO (MacHouse) – We have already released 3 Mac software titles this month. Actually, we’ve just released a new software title. It’s called ExportF2Q. It’s quite similar to two of the software titles we previous released. ExportF2Q will allow the user to quickly and easily convert Flash (FLV) movies into QuickTime videos, one a time.

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TOKYO (MacHouse) – Every software product you find at Mac App Store is supposed to have gone through Apple’s software review process. And there are many rules. If an app crashes, apple will reject it. The app will also be rejected if it accesses an unauthorized area of the system. If the description of an app mentions the availability of a fully functional trial version, this app can also be rejected. Rules are tough and unclear.

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Meanwhile, I had some spare time and visited former VersionTracker. Then something caught my eyes. I have heard of a Mac software title called Bento. It’s a product developed by FileMaker, a subsidiary of Apple, Inc. And it has gotten just two out of five stars. (See Screenshot 1.) And I wondered why it’s rated that badly? Reading one of the user comments, it says

Can’t open database and can’t use the mobile app without IOS4
They charged me $49 plus tax to break my software. I need my money back.

Another comment says

Cannot use software upgrade. Crashes upon start up. Bento’s support forums show other cases with same results. Many suggested workarounds without results. Only fix was to reinstall earlier version and restore from backup. Lost hours of productivity.

Wait… Is Bento sold at Mac App Store? In fact, it is. If you enter ‘Bento’ in the search field, you can easily locate it. (See Screenshot 2.)   Continue reading →

TOKYO (MacHouse) – We weren’t very sure if we could release any new software titles this months. Then things quickly changed, and we introduced two software titles earlier this week. And we have already released the third software title of the week despite the fact that our office was hit hard by a gigantic earthquake some 25 hours ago. Anyway, our latest software title is called DeskPics.

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DeskPics is specializes itself in helping users take screenshots effectively. It’s a quick and easy solution to take snapshots of defined areas on the desktop. You can use DeskPics to take window snapshots as well.

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