| V1.4 |
Oct-10-2007 |
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iPodVolumeBooster 1.3 caused some trouble when the newly introduced iPod Classic is boosted. Afterwards he claimed that he carries no music anymore. This problem is fixed in this version. |
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Some minor tweaks in the iPod Info-Panel. iPodVolumeBooster does now show more informations by acquiring the USB-Info when applicable. |
| V1.3 |
Jul-10-2007 |
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Since the Introduction of iTunes V7.3 iPodVolumeBooster 1.2 does not recognize any Titles on your iPod. This problem is fixed in this version. |
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iPodVolumeBooster does now recognize when iTunes uses an external Music-Library. |
| V1.2 |
Mar-15-2007 |
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Since the Introduction of iTunes V7.1 iPodVolumeBooster 1.1 refused to work. This problem is fixed in this version. |
| V1.1 |
Mar-01-2006 |
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A Bug which arise since the introduction of iTunes V4.9 which leads iPodVolumeBooster to crash. This bug is related to the new PodCast Feature and has been fixed in V1.1 |
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iPodVolumeBooster does now maintain a Boost Log which is carried on your iPod. This Boost Log holds the 100 recent boosts and is accessible either:
- on the iPod itself (there a a special File called BoostLog in the iPod Notes.
- In iPodVolumeBooster itself when you have connected the iPod.
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Reintroduced the facility to boost negative in order to reduce the Volume of the iPod. I've put this feature back from V0.4 again on request of a couple of users. |
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The Volume level of all titles can now be restored according the settings in iTunes. |
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The Model Info Pane does now show the capacity of your iPod too. |
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New Localizations.
The following Languages has been added:
- Dutch by Henk van Oeffel
- French by Jean-Christophe Lenoble
Many Thanks Henk and Jean Christophe for your extensive work! You've helped me so much!
Thank you Guys for the flawless cooperation and the very kind Contact!
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Revised iPod Recognition code. |
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Support of all currently distibuted iPod Models. Even the shuffle, nano and 5th Gen (Video) iPods are supported.
BTW: Many Thanks for all of hints an tips profiles whatever you've sent me to track these issues!
Pls. Have a look into the About-Dialog of iPodVolumeBooster for the credits.
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The iPods of the 1st Generation now are handled exactly the same way like his brothers. This will lead in an additional Boost of the Volume! |
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The iPod nano will be handled slightly different in order to get more boost ;-)
Many Thanks to Thomas Pfaff who helped me very much in this concern!
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Guess what? The Graphical User Interface has been updated again ;-) |
| V1.0 |
Mar-20-2004 |
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iPodVolumeBooster has got a little brother named iPodVolumeBoosterInstant.
With this little Program you can - the name says it all - boost you iPod in one step. How it works is simple: It starts, boosts with the value you have boosted the last time by using iPodVolumeBooster and finishes afterwards.
Since it's work is so simple this little program has no Userinterface. If you want to change the Value to boost to, then just do it one time in iPodVolumeBooster.
So keep in mind - iPodVolumeBoosterInstant will use this value!
However you can perform some settings for iPodVolumeBoosterInstant anyway.
To do so, hold the SHIFT key depress when you launch iPodVolumeBoosterInstant. Then you'll get a short preferences window on which you can set up if you want iPodVolumeBoosterInstant to unmount your iPod after Boosting, or how iPodVolumeBoosterInstant should give you a feedback (or not) while Boosting.
There is another hidden Feature in iPodVolumeBoosterInstant: If you keep the Mousebuton depressed while launching, then it will Boost with the Value zero regardless of the previous setting in iPodVolumeBooster.
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Quickicon in the Menubar in order to boost more quickly. Since a Icon iin the Macs Menu bar is always present out from every Application, this is a very convenient way to boost frome everywhare on every time.
If you klick on this icon, the the program will boost with the value you have set in the GUI recently. If you press the ALT Key in addition, then TheiPod will be ejected (unmounted).
You may control if this icon should be present or not in the menubar in the revised preferences pane (Icon with the black hand).
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The iPod can now unmounted even on the GUI or the applications menu. |
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iPodVolumeBooster is now even smarter in cooperation with iTunes!
If iPodVolumeBooster is running before you start iTunes, then it will temporarily boost your iPod to zero in order to prevent iTunes to resync all songs. If you unmount the iPod or if you quit iPodVolumeBooster afterwards, then iPodVolumeBooster will restore the remembered (last boosted) value again.
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The iPod Mini should now be supported too. Due the lack of one of these models this implementation is not proved. May anybody which owns one of these Player pls. geve me an feedback regarding this issue? Thanks in advance! ;-) |
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You may even boost by using the Applications Dockmenu. |
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The mounting and unmounting of the iPod is now notified via the Workspace and more responsive. |
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An infopanel (icon with a bulb) tells you something about your iPod.
In addition you can send this information to me (or everyone else) per email by just a mouseclick.
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Some more or less informative (painful? ;-) ) message which warns you about taht the usage of this program can cause permanent hearing damages if you listen music too loud on your iPod after applying this application.
Further you need to agree that you have agreed this terms and the disclaimer that I am not responsible for any damage this application will probably cause. This message will be shown when you start the program at least the first time.
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The scaling of the volume to boost to is now in a range of 0...100%
I have learned that Values above +30 of the previous versions does not caused any further effective increase of the volume.
In the contrary - bigger values will cost you dynic range by choosing the Volume at you iPod.
For example: Asume you boost to +100 (which was just possible on V0.10). Then unmount the iPod and listen any piece of music. Did you recognize any further effective increase of volume when the VolumeBar on your iPod is over 40% percent. I've learned that it doesn't.
The remaining 60% the volume remains at the still quite loud level whithout any further increase. So I did some tests and learned, that +30 ist the maximum value which will cover the whole range of the iPods total scale to choose the volume.
In order to prevent any confusion in the future I decided to scale the Volume from 0...100%.
Now 0% Means the Value 0 and +100% means +30 of the previous Versions.
I dropped the negative values. Is anybody out there which needs this? If this is the case, then pls. let me know!
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Autmatically adaption of your old settings to the new (percentual) scaling. Migration of the old settings in order to sustain the old effect. Please refer the FAQs for further infos. |
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Some changes in the GUI and menustructure in order to improve the usability. |
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Expensive help. |
| V0.14 |
Dec-27-2003 |
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Support for 1st and 2nd Generation iPods. If you press "Boost" the App will now determine if the connected iPod is one of these Models and then if an 'iPod_Control/Device/Limit' file exists.
Afterwards it will remove it on request. So you should even use VolumeBooster on these iPods too.
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After Boosting the program issues now a warning that iTunes will retransmit all the songs again if you are doing a resync and you have told iTunes to maintain the Playlists manually. |
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Some thanks in the about dialog supposed for the Guys who helped me to find the nasty V0.13 Font bug ;-) |
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Since I have switched to Panther I used some features of this new OS. This refused the Program to run on OS X 10.2.x (Jaguar). This issue should be fixed now and the App schould run on Jaguar as well. Sorry I have no way to check it out right now because I have no Mac running Jaguar. May anybody try this out please? |
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The Battery Power is issued in Volts but than in remaining minutes till empty as wrongly asumed by me. So I fixed some texts accordingly.
Thanks to pochoirs.de for this hint!
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| V0.13 |
Dec-25-2003 |
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A really stupid bug (asumption) that the Font Chicaco does existst on all Macs caused the program to crash immediately after it starts. In this Version I've fixed this.
Now it uses the system font as fallback, if Chicago does not exists on your System. Because it did on my Macs I had no trouble...
So I have learned something (again): Expect the unexpected ;-)
Sorry for the inconvenience!
Many many thanks especial for Andree, Manfred, Manuel and J@ffa for her great assistence which helped me to find this Bug! Thank you Guys!
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| V0.12 |
Dec-24-2003 |
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As mall bug caused to updated the GUI wrongly sometimes.
(Advice for Insiders: This is because the order of several awakeFromNib calls are not predictable. So I syncronized the internal launch by a NSApplicationWillFinishLaunchingNotification event.)
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All internal Graphics resources from TIFF to PNG files. This will reduce the size and the images are looking as expected ;-)
Well, it seems that the interpretation of TIFF is not unique. This may caused by the transparency information within the images. Now (with PNG) the GUI looks as expected and designed based on the Photoshop files.
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A cute midi-file for the X-Mas Editon ;-) |
| V0.11 |
Dec-20-2003 |
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The program issues now a message whent it has finished a "Boost". |
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The maximum Boost is now limited to +40 because there is now effective gain for greater Values. |
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The applications Window is now shown in brushed metal in order to reflect this is a Utility in regard of the Apple Human Guidelines for Mac OS 10.3 |
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A display like the iPod does now issue the informations and some User Feedbacks. |
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The current settings of the Battery Power (symbol or number) will be displayed in the GUI in order to reflect the current settings in the preferences pane. |
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Improved Version Checking for automatic updates by a code refactoring. |
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Some minor improvements and fixes of no serious bugs. |
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Just launch the program on X-Mas - enjoy ;-) |
| V0.10 |
Dec-1st-2003 |
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In this Version I added a option which allows you to choose if you want the iPod issue the Battery Power as a concrete time in Minutes rather than the icon which will be displayed at the upper right corner of the iPods Display.
You've again control to this setting via the Preferences pane.
However, this is an "undocumented feature" of the iPod which I've gathered from the Web I can't promise that this will sustain. Anyway you'll find this useful ;-)
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| V0.9 |
Nov-7-2003 |
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Now iPodVolumeBooster plays the typical sound a 3G iPod is emitting, when connected or disconnected. |
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Localization for english language. |
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Some minor optimizations and improvements in the iPodLibrary. |