Apps: AudioLobe, Sandvox, Diet Sleuth

• AudioLobe 1.3 ($20) enhances the application that provides audio speed and pitch processing on Mac OS X Tiger systems. The latest release automatically includes new items added to the artist name playlist in a new column generated from iTunes data. The update also allows users to add multiple tracks to the playlist in one action, and updates the preferences panel. [Download - 1.5MB]


• Sandvox 1.1.2 ($50, $80 for Pro edition) brings an improved iMedia browser as well as enhanced video management for WMV and QuickTime files to the website building application. Sandvox 1.1.2 features faster, more efficient processing of high-volume photo pages and collections, as well as a font collection of Web-safe fonts within the Font panel. The update improves the overall speed of working with documents, images, audio, and video. [Download - 22.5MB]


• Diet Sleuth 4.9.0 ($35) enhances the nutritional database and personal health logbook for Mac and Windows, adding options to duplicate a food in the food editor and print out food as well as recipe nutrition information. The latest release also features improvements to the user interface, and includes several bug fixes. [Download - 3.4MB]


• ChromaKeys 1.0.1 ($50) is designed to quickly remove or mask portions of an image. The update includes several bug fixes, allows users to modify key values, and displays only image files when attempting to import an image. The latest release also includes minor updates to tooptips, and incorporates release notes into the help subsystem. [Download - 6.4MB]


• HoudahGeo 1.0b4 ($35) is a public beta version of the geocoding application for Mac that allows users to link photos to the location where they were taken. Users can publish the information to Google Earth, or write the data to EXIF tags. HoudahGeo supports "pinning" photos to their locations for browsing photos within Google Earth. The application requires Mac OS X 10.4.8 or later. [Download - 4.2MB]


• Sound Byte 3.3.0 (from $40) improves the software designed to turn a Mac into a "cart machine" for playing sound recordings. The latest version of Sound Byte adds support for the Apple IR REmote, as well as the ability to select the sound output device. The update also provides options to select cut-in, cut-out, and fade-out times for tracks. [Download - 4MB]

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