In 2015 Apple sent a strong message to the entire community of amateur and professional editors that Final Cut Pro X is alive and that it will continue to mature. In addition, Final Cut Library Manager has become an essential tool for many editors, and we’ll ensure that it continues to be so as Final Cut Pro itself evolves.

For its part, the little VideoTweet is beginning to be known worldwide, mainly because it allows to tweet directly from FCPX.

So for 2017 we wish you a fantastic and creative new year with these great tools at your side!

Tim and Vincent :)

We are excited to introduce Final Cut Library Manager 3.20! We’ve worked hard to adapt the user interface so that it feel right at home next to the new interface of Final Cut Pro 10.3, while keeping making changes that improve readability. We’ve added support for libraries created by Final Cut Pro 10.3 and of course we’ve taken the opportunity to fix some bugs.

Just go to the Final Cut Library Manager menu, then Check for Updates...

Tim & Vincent

We’re excited to announce our new utility application for Mac, VideoTweet.

As its name implies, this application unashamedly focuses on one objective – to offer the simplest, most elegant and most efficient way of sending videos to Twitter.

Twitter’s video requirements are strict, and VideoTweet handles all the nasty details to make uploading a video with your tweet breeze. You can send videos directly from the application, or share them directly from iPhoto, QuickTime and even Final Cut Pro.

The application is free and fully functional, however tweets will contain a link back to our site. If you buy us a nice cup of tea the link will disappear :)

We’re very excited about this release. As usual, if you have and feedback or suggestions then please let us know!

Tim & Vincent

Hot on the heels of version 3.00, we've just released version 3.10 of Final Cut Library Manager!

This version has undergone some significant underlying changes in order to make it super speedy. A number of you were experiencing very slow start up times and 'beachballing' when launching the application. With the help of some of our users we managed to understand the cause and find a solution, so FCLM now starts up much, much more quickly than ever before!

We've also added a useful new feature. If the current search matches some external media files (on either the name, keywords, or media notes) then we now highlight the those files when clicking on the 'xx external media' links: