MediaCue 1.0b review

MediaCue lets you view QuickTime movies and picture files on your Macintosh.

License: Demo OS: Mac OS X File size: 0K Developer: Leptonic Systems Inc. Price: $0.00 Updated: 08 Apr 2006

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MediaCue lets you view QuickTime movies and picture files on your Macintosh. It can show movies in standard, compact windows without excessive empty space around the margins, with or without a controller. It lets you collect these items into catalogs that show preview images and descriptions of each item. It can turn a catalog into a stand-alone kiosk application which embeds a catalog, movies, and a display application into a single, easily distributable application file.

MediaCue kiosks are ideal for distributing collections of movies. Kiosks can embed the movies right into the catalog, protecting them from being exported into other applications. Catalogs can also point to, and play, QuickTime movie files and streaming movies which reside on the Internet.

MEdiaCue is a "Universal Binary" that will run natively on both PowerPC and Intel architectures! This means it willtake advantage of the full speed of the Intel CPU, as well as hyperhtreading and multiple processor cores.

Here are some key features of "MediaCue":
Plays QuickTime media
Displays media full-screen
Creates media catalogs
Multiple layout formats
Creates kiosk applications
Embeds media in kiosks
Kiosks can be secured
Exclusively for Macintosh
Runs natively on both PowerPC and Intel-based Macintosh computers
Low cost.

Limitations:
This test version will expire after Febuary 12th, 2006.

Requirements:
QuickTime version 6.0 or above.