Frameline goes FREEWARE

We are pleased to announce that we have decided to make the current version of the Frameline application FREEWARE. We hope to get a service release organised in the new year, and then possibly release V 3.3 via the new OSX App store at the much lower price and increased exposure that this channel affords.

The application is doing very well in a number of large institutions, and showing great promise processing media and data for Duraspace47, a digital archive platform.

Please follow this link for information on getting a complimentary license code for frameline 3.2.1 breadcrumb.tv Look to the first comment for details.

I would like to thank everyone who has been so supportive, and apologise again to those who committed to the platform for these uncertain times. I am doing everything I can to try and find a way to continue to advance the project, and hope to bring more news in the new year.

Best regards and seasons greetings

James

End of current development

I am sorry to announce that active development on the application Frameline 47 has now ceased, and we have therefore decided that it is appropriate to withdraw the application from sale.

We have reached the end of our current development path, and to continue we must implement a new architecture: an undertaking currently beyond the resources of the company. We are therefore actively seeking partnership, funding, or third party takeover in order to continue with our innovative work. We apologise to our existing customers, we will do our best to continue to support you. We would like to take this opportunity to thank everyone who has supported the project.

The application will remain available for use, evaluation and collaboration, and for technical evaluation.

Please drop me a line if you have any further issues or questions in regard to this announcement.

Thanks

James

A great first week (with a few minor niggles)

We have had a great response to version 3.2, so a big thanks to everyone who has purchased the new version of the application this week - we have had our best week of sales since the project started.

A few minor issues have shown up however, mainly in regard to the built in esellerate purchase/licensing mechanism. Some users have reported being unable to register the product from the built-in esellerate store, and a number of users who had previously downloaded earlier versions of the application have been unable to get the new version up and running, seeing a 'Your Trial has now expired' dialogue.

As always we are working on fixing these few niggles, and will have an update available before too long.

Thanks again for the great response.

Version 3.2 now available...

Pleased to announce that after much delay version 3.2 is now finally available.

This new release of Frameline 47 features a completely re-written file scanning mechanism, which enables users to specify exactly which locations they wish to include or exclude in the scan. The application now finally enables full ‘finder’ type behaviors, such as drag and drop, and gets a new batch file management and tagging tool called ‘move’. The Capture tool also gets updated, enabling tagging and editing during capture. A lossless file splitting tool, shared annotation library, new export and import options, plus support for Snow Leopard complete the update.

You can download the new version here.

Many thanks to the development team for all their hard work.

Frameline 47 Version 3 released

Very happy to announce that the third version of Frameline 47 has now gone live!

A big thank you to all the development team who have worked so hard for the last year on this release, and are now heading off for a well earned break.

Enjoy : )