Any hope for us Mac guys?

[quote author=”Jippie46″]For those still using VL with iTunes: iTunes 10.4 (just released) breaks compatibility with VL.
For those using VL with Audio Hijack Pro: Don’t update to version 2.9.13, because it also breaks support for VL.
It looks like the end of VL is finally in sight when I need a new Mac. 🙁[/quote]
i’ve tested BAE on Windows and BAE is the produce which help you to forget Volume logic very fast
The only problem is that the BAE developper seems not to be very ambitious 🙁

Guys, in addition to posting here in the hope Claesson sees us, I also suggest contacting him directly. While I couldn’t find a direct e-mail link for him, I did find a link to what appears to be a fellow employee or webmaster here: http://www.claessonedwards.com/index.ph … Itemid=132.

Contact: Keith Edwards – keith@claessonedwards.com

Thanks to both godzfire and JesseG for the followup. I’ve just composed and sent an email to Keith Edwards, here:

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Hello Mr. Edwards,

I would like to express my interest in a version of Breakaway for the Mac. I have been a longtime user/appreciator of VolumeLogic, even thru having to manually complete rather complex workarounds to get it to work with iTunes for the last four years. There is no other audio enhancer that comes *close* to the beautiful magic VolumeLogic does for my iTunes music.

I would love to help out in any way possible, from purchasing a Mac version, to testing out alpha or beta builds, to promoting on my various online and realworld networks. I really believe in VolumeLogic, and from what I am seeing/reading/hearing about Breakaway, I am sure I will be immediately sold on it as well.

Thank you for your time,

[quote author=”mad_Angel”]

Volume Logic Is not BROKEN! its still working at the background (if u choose iTunes32bit mode) . just stupid iTunes Is not allowing us to see its window, Here is the solution,
In user library, in preferences find "com.octiv.VolumeLogic.plist" open it with text edit
and change this value

<key>WindowOpen</key>
<false/>

TO

<key>WindowOpen</key>
<true/>

Start iTunes In 32bit mode, u gonna see VLs window. but if u have a habit like me to close this window you have to change this value many times in a hour 😛P[/quote]

mad_Angel, you are DA MAN!!! Works like a charm! Now I *LOVE* Mac OSX Lion!

Just for the record, I’d installed the Bongiovi DPSplugin iTunes plugin (http://www.dpsplugin.com/) when I learned VL wasn’t working, then upgraded to the new iTunes 10.5 beta60 to see if that would help. It didn’t. In fact, the Bongiovi plugin disappears in b60. But using mad_Angel’s preference hack works to make the Bongiovi plugin window appear so its settings can be worked, too.

[quote author=”JesseG”]He reads everything that’s posted here, eventually. 🙂 He has been working VERY hard on all things related to all of his products, for over a year now. Just because there isn’t a new update every 2 weeks doesn’t mean otherwise.

Actually the work he’s been doing is so that he can continue to keep up with his many different products (from 3 companies, plus licensing), and still be able to do Breakaway at all. And he has succeeded. 🙂

There is definitely support for OSX coming, and it’s already been setup to work with 5.1 surround since a couple years ago. SO having that built into OSX now is a perfect match.[/quote]
thank you for these very interesting informations 😀

[quote author=”mad_Angel”]Volume Logic Is not BROKEN! its still working at the background (if u choose iTunes32bit mode) . just stupid iTunes Is not allowing us to see its window, Here is the solution: In user library, in preferences find "com.octiv.VolumeLogic.plist" open it with text edit
and change this value <key>WindowOpen</key><false/> TO <key>WindowOpen</key><true/>

Start iTunes In 32bit mode, u gonna see VLs window. but if u have a habit like me to close this window you have to change this value many times in a hour 😛P[/quote]

EXCELLENT find Mad_Angel! Now I can continue to use the most current version of iTunes in Snow Leopard as well.

One suggestion to make this easier as well: Create an alias to the "com.octiv.VolumeLogic.plist" prefs file and store it where it’s easily accessible. That makes turning on and off VL much faster and easier if you don’t use it all the time.

PS – I bet someone could easily create a Script that does this too. Any takers?