I decided to go to the Cocoa BootCamp at the Big Nerd Ranch and spent my $3,500 and week getting a great training on the tools. We were assured all the things we were doing in the Windows version could easily be done and done even better and more elegantly on the Mac. In the meantime I decided to further my own development skills because we were continuing to hear about all the advanced technologies and development tools available in Tiger using Cocoa. Apple did a code review for us and confirmed our conclusion. We contracted one of Apple's featured and recommended developers Robosoft to work on creating a Mac version.Īfter six months, $80,000, a one week trip to India for Todd which turned into a full month of working onsite with Robosoft to explain the functionality we were trying to achieve we came to the conclusion Robosoft would not be able to deliver. When the decision was made to have a Mac version of MediaShout we went to Apple and asked John Gelensye to recommend some developers we could work with since we didn't have OSX programming expertise.

However, I've just come across this and I wanted to at least be able to defend myself and my friend Todd Temple who wrote the original bulletin.

I realize this thread has been inactive for quite a long time and everyone has moved on to other topics.

Media shout 4 playing mpeg