MacHouse to Release Split n Join 2.0

Mac software Split n Join






TOKYO (MacHouse) – Split n Join is MacHouse’s 2nd most selling software title. Split n Join will be back soon with new features and a totally new look. Split n Join 2.0 is a lot easier to use. It will be released in a few days.





Mac software Split n Join   Mac software Split n Join






As far as joining movies is concerned, Split n Join 2.0 will allow the user to save a joint movie as a self-contained one as opposed to an unflattened movie. The same is true for joining audio files. Split n Join 2.0 comes with a better built-in movie player.






Split n Join is a product of MacHouse.

Got the Time? – MacHouse to Release GlobalClockz (Formerly, Global Clockz)

Mac software GlobalClockz

TOKYO (MacHouse) – When you work with international customers, it is sometimes necessary that business owners like us know their local time. There are many time zones. And it will be hard to keep track of their local time when the summer nears because not all countries adopt the summer time adjustment.

Mac OS comes with a widget called World Clock. It’s a great tool. But a problem with it is that it won’t show the date. So you won’t be able to tell what day it may have become after you set a different time zone.

Mac software GlobalClockz   Mac software GlobalClockz

Soon to be introduced is our new Mac software title called GlobalClockz. GlobalClockz will let the user run (non-static) multiple international clocks simultaneously. You will be easily able to tell the date after selecting a new time zone. And you can’t even tell if it’s before or after noon.   Continue reading

Movie2Browse to be Updated

Mac software Movie2Browse

TOKYO (MacHouse) – Movie2Browse is a versatile application that allows the user to catalog movies, generate movie screenshots, convert movies to AVI, FLV, WMV formats, extract audio. Version 1.5, which will be officially released in several hours, will also allow the user to split the selected movie into multiple independent clips. sQTime will let the user split the selected QuickTime-based movie (M4V, MOV, MP4…) into any number of segments, whether it’s 100 or 10,000 of them. Version 1.5 also includes sMKV, which allows the user to split the selected Matroska-container movie into any number of independent clips.   Continue reading

Got Movies? – MacHouse introducing Movie2Browse

Mac software Movie2Browse

TOKYO (MacHouse) – Just released is a new software title called Movie2Browse. Movie2Browse is a successor of mBrowser, a freeware title that we first released about 2 months ago. Movie2Browse is not just an application that allows the user to catalog movie files. It’s a versatile multimedia application that allows the user to convert movies into AVI, FLV, WMV, extract audio, transcode QuickTime movies with different audio/video compressors, generate as many as 999 movie snapshots randomly or sequentially.   Continue reading

Hostage Crisis at MacUpdate – 2 Software Submissions Killed

MacUpdate Misha






TOKYO (MacHouse) – More than 40 hours ago, we reported a hostage crisis at MacUpdate (www.macupdate.com) to which we submitted two updates of our software products, BookmarksX 1.7.5 and DVD2Browse 1.1.0. It had been almost 60 hours since we made software submissions and feared that they expunged them intentionally or by accident. So we were obliged to contact MacUpdate. The following is a prompt reply from MacUpdate C.O.O. Misha.






According to the content editor working the shift when your submissions came in, neither the web pages of the apps in question nor the version metadata provided in the download links indicated that the new versions were available yet.






It appears that they have indeed expunged our software submissions. We are disappointed to know that MacUpdate has chosen to make our last 2 software submissions disappear whatever the reason was as its competitor VersionTracker has never lost our submissions in the past. Indeed, BookmarksX 1.7.5 and DVD2Browse 1.1.0 are listed at VersionTracker.

So MacUpdate just makes our software submissions disappear like that?






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