Category Archives: ArraySync
ArraySync Activation Server Fixed
Someone brought to my attention that ArraySync was no longer activating for them. I looked into the issue and it appears the hosting provider for the activation server automatically updated PHP to 7.x, which broke the activation scripts. I have now rolled it back to PHP 5.6 and the activations should be working again. Sorry […]
ArraySync is now FREE!
Grab your free activation serial at http://www.nasolab.com/arraysync/buy.html We are no longer selling new licenses of ArraySync as we prepare to transition to a completely new version with a different pricing model, which will be rebranded as FloSync to better reflect all the great things you can do with the software. Because FloSync will offer all the […]
macOS High Sierra and 32-bit Apps
Apple today released macOS High Sierra 10.13.4, and with it a new feature that warns of impending obsolescence of 32-bit apps, including ArraySync. For now, ArraySync will continue to function normally throughout the High Sierra update cycle, albeit with a one-time warning that it is a 32-bit app. Future macOS versions beyond High Sierra are […]
QuickTime on Windows
Recently the United States Computer Emergency Readiness Team issued Alert (TA16105-A), which recommends Windows users uninstall Apple QuickTime from their computers. Unfortunately ArraySync for Windows requires QuickTime to function. While we are working on a successor to ArraySync that uses native Windows video decoding (no QuickTime) it is not available at this time. We hope to have this […]
Windows 10… and yes I’m still here!
It’s been awhile since I’ve posted to this blog. Windows 10 came out yesterday and I’m pleased to report that ArraySync appears to work fine on our test machines. Please be wary of Windows 10 update breaking your video card drivers which I’ve read has happened to people. If your video card is not compatible […]
Recycle unused PCs using ArraySync and older codecs
Not sure what to do with that collection of obsolete PCs gathering dust in the back office? Well wonder no more, because you can put them to work using ArraySync and videos encoded in older QuickTime video codecs. You may notice that modern videos encoded with H.264 or other contemporary codecs are too much for […]
ArraySync 1.0.3 Now Available
ArraySync 1.0.3 and ArraySync Client 1.0.3 are now available for web download customers, and will be in the Mac App Store pending Apple’s approval. Work is definitely progressing towards the big 1.1 release, but this update was important enough to push through on its own. Version 1.0.3 brings a huge improvement to ArraySync’s internal synchronization […]
ArraySync 1.0.2 now available in Mac App Store
Mac App Store customers are unfortunately subject to a time delay as updates are pushed through Apple’s approval process. ArraySync and ArraySync Client 1.0.2 are now available on the Mac App Store (or will be within minutes of this post). Thanks for your patience and sorry for the delay! We have no control over this.
ArraySync 1.0.2 Now Available
Just posted an update to ArraySync and ArraySync Client. Version 1.0.2 fixes a bug that caused ArraySync to crash if a preset file was opened that linked to a video file that no longer exists (moved or deleted). Now such links are simply ignored. I discovered this bug while working on version 1.1 (not quite […]
What’s next for ArraySync?
We’ve gotten a ton of feedback from ArraySync early adopters, including many great suggestions for future updates to ArraySync. Some of them had already been planned, while others we hadn’t even thought of. Here’s a tentative list of what’s in the works for ArraySync 1.1, a massive update due out in March.