
TOKYO (MacHouse) – Apple, Inc. has released the first security update of the year for Mac OS X 10.5 and 10.4 terminal users and servers. This security update has a long list of improvements and fixes, covering such areas as Apple Pixlet Video, CarbonCore, CFNetwork, Certificate Assistant, ClamAV, DS Tools, Network Time, Perl, Python, Remote Apple Events, Safari RSS, SquirrelMail, X11. Meanwhile, the computer company has also released Java for Mac OS X 10.5 Update 3 for both Intel-based and PPC-based OS X 10.5 users already having Java for Mac OS X 10.5 Update 2 installed.
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Apple Updating QuickTime to 7.6

Apple, Inc. today updated its multimedia application QuickTime to 7.6. The last version was 7.5.5, which was released last September. According to the company, QuickTime 7.6 has several audio and video improvements as well as security fixes. This release applies to both Mac and Windows versions. As for the Windows version, Apple says that there is an additional security measure on QuickTime MPEG-2 Playback Component.
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Final Cut Pro Export Error: Why it Occurs
We sometimes export several Final Cut Pro projects on a single day. When we are not careful enough, we see an export error as shown in Screenshot 01. Once, we saw this error message after waiting for Final Cut Pro for 7 to 8 hours to finish compressing a video. That really hurt our schedule.
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A few months ago, I saw a post at Apple Support Discussions for Japanese users (discussions.apple.co.jp) where one said that a cause of an export error might be a wrong file destination and/or a wrong volume where project files are stored. This post seems to have been since removed. Anyway, that’s unlikely to be a direct cause. We have all Final Cut Pro projects stored on an external FireWire-powered hard disk drive. In many cases, we export QuickTime movies to this volume. We even export final QuickTime videos to a USB disk in some occasions. And we have never seen an error message caused by the file destination or storage volume.
By the way, we intentionally caused an export error shown in the screenshot. We knew the cause whenever we saw an export error. Continue reading
Apple Releasing Pro Applications Update 2008-05

TOKYO (MacHouse) – Apple, Inc. has released Pro Applications Update 2008-05. According to company’s Final Cut Studio website, this software update ‘addresses general performance issues and improves overall stability.’ This update should be available for Final Cut Studio users through Software Update. However, at the time of our writing this report, Software Update did not show Pro Applications Update 2008-05.
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Apple Releasing Security Update 2008-008 and Mac OS X 10.5.6

TOKYO (MacHouse) – In conjunction with a new security update patch (2008-008), Apple, Inc. has released Mac OS X 10.5.6. A security update patch is also separately released for Mac OS X 10.4.11. According to the company, the security update covers such programs as ATS, BOM, CoreGraphics, CoreServices, CoreTypes, Flash Player Plug-in, Kernel, depending on the version of the operating system.
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