[Take Vos]

Hello everyone,

This new version includes support for some simple AppleScript, you will
be able to start, stop or playback a recording. As well as set and read
some standard scene/take fields and the timecode. In the manual I've
included an example on how to start Boom Recorder when a specific
timecode is reached.

As you see, I've been updating the manual. With this I found that the
dithering noise level should be 6 dB higher.

I also fixed some small bugs, you can find more information in the
CHANGELOG.TXT file.

More information about Boom Recorder can be found at:
http://www.vosgames.nl/products/BoomRecorder/

[Eddy Robinson]

This product is increasingly tempting me to pick up a mac & a MOTU
traveller as a backup field recorder...and the whole package would
still be cheper than Metacorder.

Well done!

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I am using Boom Recorder with a Motu Ultralight as my main recorder on
AVP2 right now. It has worked very well so far. I tested it during the
second half of filming on "Deck The Halls" and it came in handy with 8
lead actors. I'm not sure if any of the splits were used but at least
they were there if needed. I am a late adopter of the non-linear
format but every day I play with this stuff I feel more comfortable
with the products available. I am also running a 744T. A very nice
machine as well. Take and Sound Devices have done a great job of
improving the product and I really like to support that kind of hard
work. The same goes for Sound Devices version 2.0 and the new 788T
coming out this Christmas (OK, wishfull thinking, but I wouldn't be
suprised!). John are you listening??? I know there are other very good
recording choices out there right now and these are just the choices I
have made. PR