Do you constantly change your audio levels on your Mac for each device? Isn’t it a pain to go into the preferences, click on sound, then select your sound source and manage your levels? SoundSource from Rogue Amoeba makes this task easy and fast!

If you need to extract audio from video files or sections of audio from larger audio files, then Snapper is the application for you. Easily drag sections of audio in a file and drop them to your desktop to create mp3 files.

Celtx is an application for creating scripts for any kind of visual or audio media. In this episode, you’ll learn all the new features of the just released version 1.0 including script adaptation, master catalogs, the new side bar tabs, plus lots more!

So you just finished recording a Skype interview and you are ready to publish it? Don’t think so! You need to clean up the ums and ahs and breaths of the guest. Open up Soundtrack Pro, get some java and let’s start cleaning up the interview!

Do you have a bunch of catalogs in Lightroom? Would you like to create a portfolio catalog containing a subset of those catalogs? This tip shows you how to easily create a new catalog and how to import photographs from other catalogs into the new one.

Do you have similar photographs that you would like to make changes to? Learn all about the Sync, Manual Sync and Auto Sync function in Adobe Lightroom. This tip will save you hours of work, freeing you to go out and shoot more photographs.

Yet another episode covering keyboard shortcuts for Final Cut Pro. Today I show you all the keyboard shortcuts for playing, creating, deleting and moving in and out points in both the viewer and the timeline.

In this episode covering Final Cut Pro keyboard shortcuts, we talk about the extend edit, the trim backwards and trim forwards functionality and it’s related keyboard shortcuts.

So you would like to edit quicker in Final Cut Pro? Keyboard shortcuts are your answer. Once you learn some simple shortcuts, your editing will become streamlined and you will notice a decrease in the time it takes you to edit a video.

Does your audio in your podcast or video vary in volume too much? Ever wonder how they get such even volume levels in radio and TV shows? It’s called normalization, and while you can normalize in Soundtrack Pro, The Levelator does a much better job!

Don’t own Photoshop? Don’t have to. Check out Pixelmator, a Photoshop like application for the Mac that costs only $59. Pixelmator allows you to easily edit photographs, create logos, etc. It does 80% of what Photoshop does, but at a lower cost.

Are you a photographer or web designer and want to publish great looking slides shows on the web? PhotoPresenter lets anyone easily create and publish great looking animated slide shows which you can share to an iPod, AppleTV, iWeb, iPhone, etc.

Do you have a bunch of .FLVs (Flash Video Files) that you would like to play, but don’t have a Flash Video player? Worry not, Perian is a free download app that installs as a preference in Mac OSX so that you can play FLVs inside of the Quicktime Player.

Picturesque is a great addition to your web design and web development workflow. It allows you to easily add many effects to a photograph you want to post on the web including stroke, reflection, curvature, shadows, glows, edges, and resizing

Do you have way too many tracks in your Final Cut Project? Wish you could freeze some of those tracks so that they don’t scroll? Watch this podcast to learn how to create a timeline static region in Final Cut Pro.

Want a quick and easy way to rename all your files in your hard drive to match the clip names in Final Cut Pro? Want to rename your clips in Final Cut Pro project to match the file names in your hard drive? I’ll show you how to do it in this episode.

Do you need an image (freeze frame) from a particular frame in your clip for your website? Creating a freeze frame in Final Cut Pro is very easy to accomplish and I will show you how to do it in this episode.

Do you have hundreds of assets in your Final Cut Pro project, but you are only using a percentage of them in your sequences? Want to find out how to get rid of the unused assets in your Final Cut Pro project quickly? Watch this podcast to learn how!

Are you confused with the Replace Edit functionality in Final Cut Pro? Do you get “not enough media” constantly? No more guessing! Watch this podcast to learn exactly how the replace edit works in Final Cut Pro.

Take your podcast to the next level by adding images, links and chapter marks. In this podcast, I show you how to do just that using Apple’s Soundtrack Pro. Learn how to cut up chapters, add images to those chapters and even links!

Celtx is an application for creating scripts for podcasts, videos, stage plays, screenplays, or any other visual (or audio) media. In this podcast, I show you how to mark up your script so that you can easily create a scene breakdown sheet.

Why recreate your lower 3rds or bumpers over and over for different clients, when you can create some templates in Motion 3 you can easily change and customize in Final Cut Pro. In this podcast, I’ll show you how to create and use them in FCP 6.

Do you need to share your external Mac drives with Windows PC users? In this podcast you’ll learn what Mac Drive 7 is, how to install and how to use it. It’s the best utility for sharing drives between Mac and PC machines

Did you ever wonder how to create a panoramic photograph in Photoshop CS3? If so, this episode is for you. If you never cared about panoramic photographs, then don’t watch this episode. You’ll be bored.

Does it take you forever to find the filter you are looking for in Final Cut Pro? Well, then this podcast is definitely for you. I’ll show you 4 ways, one of the being the super duper fast way, to search for and apply filters to clips.

Are you wasting rendering time (and cycles) because you applied a filter to an entire clip, but are really using it’s effects on only a portion of that clip? In this podcast, I’ll show you how to apply a filter to only a portion of a clip

Did you know that you can arrange your photographs any which way you want (well, almost) using the Survey view in Lightroom. Watch this podcast to learn about the Survey view and it’s limitations.

The new help system in Mac OS X Leopard is fantastic. Not only is it unified and standardized across all applications, but there is a hidden gem inside of it, that is, it can help you find those hidden menu items in your application quickly!

In this podcast, I’ll show you how to use the Quick Develop inside the Library module to apply image settings to multiple photographs all at the same time.

Quicklook is one of the great new features in Mac OS X Leopard operating system. Learn some neat short cuts and how best to use it to quickly read your documents.

Discover how to easily publish extreme high resolution images on the web without losing any quality, size or sharpness. This tool is a hidden gem inside of Photoshop CS3.

Mac OS X Leopard introduces many cool tricks and shortcuts to better manage the items in your docks. This podcast will show you all of them (well, almost all of them).

This is part 4 of a 4 episode series looking at the changes in Final Cut Pro 6.0.2. In this last episode, I show you some of the smaller (yet important) changes in this new version.

This is part 3 of a 4 episode series looking at the changed in Final Cut Pro 6.0.2. In this episode, I will show you the changes to nested sequences and the new zooming functions.

This is part 2 of a 4 episode series looking at the changes in Final Cut Pro 6.0.2. In this episode, I will show you the changes to snapping in shuffle edit and how to toggle on/off clip labels.

In this series of 4 podcasts, I will go over the major updates to Final Cut Pro version 6.0.2. In this specific episode, I cover the changes to the reconnect dialog box and also changes to how clips in the trash bin act.

Are you as annoyed as I am with the printer queue staying in the dock in Leopard after it has finished printing? Well, be annoyed no longer! Just watch this podcast and learn how to stop the madness!

The painter tool in Lightroom 1.2 is an extremely powerful tool that speeds up your photo editing process. In this podcast, you will learn how to use it to apply keywords, meta data, presets and a variety of other information quickly to many photographs.

Find out the best way to use button bars and how they can improve your editing by making you a more productive editor.

Learn what stacks are, how to use them, how to organize them and how to maintain them.

Learn how to figure out if your audio is distorting. Learn how to use the audio meters in Final Cut Pro and learn how to use the new “Audio Peaks Mark” functionality in Final Cut Pro 6.

Learn all about transitions, how to apply them, how to set up default transitions and how to apply a transition to many clips at once.

Learn the many ways to preview unrendered clips in the Final Cut Pro timeline. Learn all about the RT menu and how to manipulate it to be more efficient when playing back clips.

Learn how to quickly color correct all your clips in your timeline by using the Sync function and the copy filter forward function.

Learn exactly what the patch bay in Final Cut Pro is, how to use it, and what the short cuts are to use it quicker.