Replacement For Iview Media Pro Mac
Media Pro is just one of many ways to associate 'metadata' with image files. Menu (make sure you click on 'Media Pro Help' from the 'Help' menu on a mac). With your typed-in place name and replace it with the correct place dictionary ID. I'm a longtime Mac user and for re-naming and archiving and cataloguing thousands of images iView Media Pro is the best, I really like the feature that let's you produce and publish on-line galleries of your images, without any code or html experience, using only a very simpe interface and you're ready to go.
[prMac.com] Bonn, Germany - Norbert M. Doerner today announced NeoFinder 7.5, to be released in December 2019. The new version has ability to import the custom annotations from iView, Microsoft Expression Media, and PhaseOne MediaPro into NeoFinder.In the past two years, we have received so many emails from frustrated MediaPro customers. First, this product was suddenly discontinued with no warning by PhaseOne, and then there was no real way to bring the important custom annotations to other DAM tools.
Many of these customers use the extra annotation fields for essential business data, such as order numbers and prices for handcrafted jewellery, or important information about scanned medieval artwork by a world-renowned museum.
We have now added this ability to our NeoFinder DAM tool to the upcoming NeoFinder 7.5 release, currently scheduled for December 2019.
NeoFinder 7.5 will be able to:
* Import custom field data from MediaPro XML Export files
* Catalog custom fields stored in regular Adobe XMP data, for example written by Media Pro in the 'Write Annotations' command
* Display all that in the NeoFinder Inspector
* Edit these additional fields, if the original file is currently online (just like the regular XMP editor of NeoFinder)
* Create NEW custom fields
* Find the contents of custom fields in the 'Any text contains' Find Parameter or QuickFind
If you are interested in this amazing new technology, we can provide you a review license for NeoFinder Mac, and even a license code for NeoFinder iOS. And we are of course here for any questions you may have.
* New licenses start at 29 Euros for a NeoFinder Private License
NeoFinder Highlights:
* Cataloging - NeoFinder catalogs metadata of songs, movies, fonts, and photos, including the MP3-Tags of several audio file formats, EXIF, GPS, and IPTC data of photos. NeoFinder also edits Adobe XMP data, including keywords, persons, and ratings. All these are arranged clearly in the user interface, and can be extensively searched. For numerous photo and video formats, fonts, text files, and even audio files, NeoFinder generates thumbnails during cataloging, displaying them in all list and icon views.
* Managing Metadata - The built-in XMP metadata editor with presets can edit and add keywords, ratings, persons, descriptions, copyright information, and more to photos and videos.
* Networking - Store your catalog database on a server for access from all Macs in the network, and with the sidekick product abeMeda (was CDWinder for Windows) even from Microsoft Windows.
* Mobile - Keep your NeoFinder database with you on your iPhone or iPad with the separate NeoFinder for iOS app.
* Integration - Offering a tight connection to major productivity tools, such as Adobe Creative Suite, Microsoft Office, Roxio Toast, FileMaker Pro, Apples Spotlight and Finder, and the extensive support of drag&drop into other applications, NeoFinder can support many workflow scenarios. The AppleScript support in NeoFinder allows custom integrations of all kinds.
* Geotagging - Only NeoFinder offers the integrated GeoFinder, which searches for photos taken near a spot, or the KMZ export for coordinates and photo thumbnails as a way to give geolocated photos to friends. NeoFinder can even geotag photos itself, no other software needed. And only NeoFinder displays important facts about any geolocation in the truly unique Wikipedia Inspector.
Since the initial release of CDFinder 1.0 in 1996, more than 88,000 customers in 102 countries around the world are using CDFinder and now NeoFinder to organize their digital library, and manage their data archive and backups, including NASA, IKEA, BBC, Mattel, Rand McNally, Pfizer, Random House, Oracle, and Warner Bros.
Language Support: German, English, French, Swedish, Italian, Spanish, Dutch, and Japanese
System Requirements:
* Mac OS X v10.8 - macOS 10.14
* Previous CDFinder and NeoFinder versions for older Mac OS versions are still available
* Separate app for iOS (iPhone and iPad) is available
Pricing and Availability:
The price for new users starts at 29,00 (EUR). Multiple user packs are available for network users. Cross-grades for users of similar applications (Cinematica, DiskLibrary, FileFinder, CatFinder, Canto Cumulus, Disk Tracker, DiskCatalogMaker, Atomic View, iView Media Pro, Extensis Portfolio, and others) are available. A free NeoFinder demo version can be downloaded from the NeoFinder website.
| Original author(s) | iView Multimedia |
|---|---|
| Developer(s) | Phase One |
| Final release | 2.1.0.161 / August 8, 2016; 3 years ago[1][2] |
| Operating system | [3] |
| Size |
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| Type | Image organizer and digital asset management |
| License | Shareware |
Phase One Media Pro (formerly Microsoft Expression Media and iView Media Pro[1]) was[4] a commercial digital asset management cataloging program for Microsoft Windows and Apple OS X operating systems. It was the next version of iView MediaPro which Microsoft acquired in June 2006, and sold again in May 2010 to Phase One, which also makes the Capture One raw converter software. The software was aimed at professionals and photo enthusiasts who needed a photo manager which made it easier to manage photo and video assets, especially very large resolution image files and libraries with many items.
Features[edit]
Media Pro makes it possible to catalog and sort images and other media files. The user is able to organize and categorize without being limited to assets' actual folder locations, add metadata including IPTC annotations, and locate assets which may spread over multiple folder and drive locations, including offline discs. As well as cataloging, Media Pro can print (into formats like contact sheets and lists), build web galleries, convert to other formats and build slideshows.[5]
Supported formats[edit]
Media Pro supports photo and video files from more than 100 different cameras and is built to manage large photo libraries (especially very large raw, tiff and jpeg files). It is also capable of handling audio, DTP, font, text and HTML files.[6]
Although Media Pro is primarily used to catalog photographic images, it is capable of indexing and converting many additional classes of files. This includes the most popular formats of audio and video files, which can be organized, played in the catalog itself, and converted to derivative file types. This capability makes Media Pro useful for photographers and other media professionals who need to create, manage and make use of different media types.
History and releases[edit]
The original predecessor of Phase One Media Pro is iView, a Macintosh-only shareware gallery application originally from Script Software,[7][8] a company that later changed its name to Plum Amazing. iView went through multiple updates and name changes,[9] being ported to Microsoft Windows,[10] and culminating in a version 3.0 release as iView MediaPro. On 27 June 2007, Microsoft acquired iView Multimedia.[11] Eventually[when?], Microsoft released Microsoft Expression Media, which replaced iView MediaPro 3.[12]
Microsoft Expression Media was released to manufacturing along with other Expression products on 30 April 2007. The RTM news was announced at Microsoft's MIX 07 conference for web developers and designers.[13] In September 2007, Microsoft released Expression Media Service Pack 1 for Windows and OS X which adds support for HD Photo.[14] Expression Media 2 was released in May 2008 as part of Expression Studio 2. Expression Media 2 Service Pack 1 was released in October 2008. The latest version is Expression Media 2 Service Pack 2, which requires SP1 to be installed.
Expression Media however, did not last. On 23 July 2009, Expression Studio 3 was released, but left out Expression Media.[15]
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On 25 May 2010, Phase One acquired Expression Media from Microsoft and changed the name.[16] Media Pro was released in September 2011 and features support for larger catalogs, compatibility between Media Pro and Capture One, an updated user interface, support for XMPsidecar files and latest camera formats for photo and video files.[1][17]
As of August 30th, 2018, Phase One has stopped selling Media Pro and has discontinued the software. Phase One recommends migrating Media Pro catalogs into Capture One.[4]
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Please Note: It is no longer possible to buy MediaPro from any source. MediaPro has become Microsoft Expression Media. These downloads are made available for existing customers only.
- ^'Expression Studio RTM news'. Expression Blend and Design blog. Microsoft. 30 April 2007. Retrieved 9 December 2012.
- ^'Description of Microsoft Expression Media Service Pack 1'. Microsoft Support. Microsoft. 29 September 2007. Retrieved 9 December 2012.
- ^'Microsoft Expression Studio 3 Released!'. MSDN Blog Schweiz. Microsoft. 24 July 2009. Retrieved 9 December 2012.
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