SimpleSub is a program for creating and editing .srt format subtitle files. It also supports encoding the subtitles onto the video using mencoder. It has a 'Preview' mode that allows full control of MPlayer with it's on screen display showing the current time for determining display time for subtitles.

A more recent build (although not the latest yet) of mencoder has been compiled by Varthall for use in upcoming video related software I will release soon.

Version 3.1 is a small update which add the ability to snapshot the screen from the tools menu. It also fixes a bug where the STARTMODE, 'getvideo' related tooltype didn't work. In addition the new "Mason" icons are used thanks Martin!

The English and German issue 86 (September/October 2010) of the print magazine Amiga Future has been released today and can be ordered directly at the editorial office and the Amiga dealers.

Yes, we have available in our web:
http://www.amigasmagicfactory.es/

The source code of our program Eye Viewer SE for 68k and now the AmigaOS 4.1 compatible version plus the source code of the pluggin, this code was programmed using AmiBlitz, and it now and for first time we put to public domain because the Eye Viewer was stopped in its develop and the code is free for the people want use part or all code for a next version or theirs own Amiga programs.

Also we have available one new update of PNGIcon pack.

Enjoy it!

The following articles have been added to the website of the french Amiga/MorphOS magazine Obligement (http://obligement.free.fr) during the last two months :

iBatch will be released very soon. Accompanying that, the iBatch Website will be revealed:

www.geobiz.de/ibatch.html

SHORT RUN DOWN OF MONTHLY PAGE ISSUE FOURTEEN :

- Interview with Amiga Future.de (Magazine Editor)
- M.A.X.R Port Article by Damien
- Some advert pictures.
- LapTop PC vs SAM440EP Comparison - Article by micknish.
- Top ten downloads OS4depot.

Can be found at www.blitterwolf.com

Several new icon sets and a update for AISS in the new AmigaOS 4.1 Update 1 design are available on the Masonicons website.

With UFRaw you can edit and convert RAW images. The program is based on Dave
Coffin's "DCRaw" and supports various formats.

UFRaw can be used standalone and as a plug-in for the image editor "The Gimp".
The installer script detects an already installed Gimp package and the plug-in
can be installed automatically.