24U SimpleSound Plug-In New Features

What's new in 24U SimpleSound Plug-In 3.0.1

The new version 3.0 brings reading and writing of ID3 tags and is designed to run natively on both PowerPC and Intel based Macs. Version 3.0.1 fixes several bugs which caused crashes and instability.

The following new features has been introduced :

Runs natively on both PowerPC and Intel based Macs
Works with FileMaker 7.0, 8.0 and 8.5
Values of ID3 tags can be read and written
Sounds can be played back from a container instead of an external file
Sounds can be recorded to a container instead of an external file
Both playback and recording can be paused and resumed later
Playback can be started from a specified offset
Current playback or recording offset can be obtained
Sound files can be specified with several types of paths, such as FileMaker path or URL to a local file
Plenty of sound properties, such as length, format, sample size and sampling rate can be obtained
When playing multiple sounds at once, specified sound can be stopped or paused or resumed

The following bugs has been fixed in 3.0.1:

Plug-In crashes FileMaker Pro on exit when registered via dialog
Memory leak when recording to the container fixed
Pausing playback does not cause crashes

For more information

Please refer to the following places to learn more about 24U SimpleSound Plug-In:

If you are new to FileMaker plug-ins, start by checking the UsingFMPlugIns.html file inside the Documentation folder. It briefly explains what plug-ins are, why they are useful, and how they are usually used. You can also find the most up-to-date version of this document at http://www.24uSoftware.com/support/UsingPlugins.
Instructions for installing the plug-in, system requirements, quick start guide, usage terms, troubleshooting tips, and other useful information can be found in the ReadMe.html file inside the Documentation folder.
A complete history of past versions of 24U SimpleSound Plug-In is located in the ReleaseNotes.html file
inside the Documentation folder.
If you decide to use 24U SimpleSound Plug-In you should also read the LicenseAgreement.html file inside the Documentation folder. Don't worry about language of this file. It is intentionally brief and simple so that an average user understands under what conditions 24U SimpleSound Plug-In may be used.
Finally, the HowToRegister.html file inside the Documentation folder will help you to understand what different licensing options are available for 24U SimpleSound Plug-In and how to purchase them.