MemoryMiner 1.8
MemoryMiner 1.8 has been released.
New features:
• A Flickr Upload Plugin
lets you quickly and simply upload one or more photos to Flickr,
with a complete set of annotations. Supported metadata include
geocodes (i.e. lat/long values from a photo’s Place object), Flickr
“notes” (based on MemoryMiner Selection Markers), title, captions,
dates (including partial dates) and tags. Privacy settings may also
be set.
• The contents of Adobe
Lightroom libraries are now available for drag and drop from
the Media Browser. Camera RAW files can be used, and are
automatically converted to JPEG as needed when publishing to the
web, or uploading to Flickr.
• Added new “Library Archive” document format (.mlz file) which is
essentially a zip archive of a self-contained MemoryMiner .mmlib
file format.
Enhancements:
• Selection markers are automatically shown or hidden as the mouse
cursor moved enters or exits the Photo Editor view.
• Several database schema changes which make for a more consistent
file format, and lay the groundwork for future enhancements.
• GEDCOM files encoded using the ANSEL format are now supported.
Additionally, inconsistent data such as multiple birth dates no
longer cause failure when parsing the data.
• The HTML export is now compatible with Safari 3.0, uses the
latest version of the prototype Javascript library, and has a new
color scheme to match the new MemoryMiner application icon.
Bug Fixes:
• Photos with IPTC values for the “Contact” field are now
trimmed of leading and trailing spaces (e.g. ” John Smith”
converted to “John Smith”) in order to prevent accidental duplicate
creation of People objects upon import.
• Fixed problem where photos which have a month and/or day but no
year (e.g. “????-12-25″ would cause the date range slider to be
hidden.
• Fixed numerous small problems in the various non-English
localizations of the program.
• Fixed crasher for Aperture libraries which can sometimes have
inconsistent data.