VideoPier simplifies MPEG-2/AVCHD camcorder use

VideoPier is a new utility to help camcorder users whose devices use MPEG-2 or AVCHD formats.

Google Maps tests geo-tagged YouTube videoGoogle is testing a new feature on its Maps site that adds geo-tagged video from YouTube to maps in the same way that photos are.
EyeTV improves editorEyeTV, the DVR software from Elgato, gets an improved editor and other enhancements in its 3.0.4 update.

Bugs & Fixes: OS X 10.5.5 causes hassles for some apps
While this month’s OS X 10.5.5 update fixes a number of bugs, it also introduces some new ones, such as third-party apps that have problems with the update. Ted Landau looks at two such instances.
Digital Video: Convert video for any device
The iTunes Store may be a great place to stock up on video content, but why spend extra money? With the right tools, you can untether from your Mac and convert videos to play on an iPod, iPhone, or Apple TV.
Avoiding lengthy iMovie letterboxing
Is iMovie automatically letterboxing your movies? You may have started your project on the wrong foot.
Control QuickTime Player playback via the keyboard
Learn about a very useful set of keys to control QuickTime Player's playback features.
Capturing crisper screenshots
Captured stills looking a little fuzzy in iMovie? This technique will help.

Adobe’s CS4 message
Jonathan Seff attended Adobe’s launch event for the massive Creative Suite 4 upgrade to get the company’s takeaway message for what to expect in the latest updates to its creative pro products. And you can watch that same event on the Web to decide for yourself.
The 23rd Annual Editors' Choice Awards
Every year, Macworld editors see a mass of products, and every year, a few emerge from the crowd because of their innovation, value, or quality. Those are the ones that capture our annual Eddy Awards, given to our favorite products of the year. In 2007, 32 products caught our fancy. See if our favorites match yours.