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Nick Pearce-Tomenius, Co-Founder, Object Matrix joins host Scott Sheppard to explain how their MatrixStore 2.1 software turns low-cost disks (Promise VTrack, Xserve RAID etc.) into a safe place to store your digital assets. It’s ideal for any digital asset management including video with easy access plug-ins for Apple Final Cut Server workflows.

Find out more at: http://www.object-matrix.com

Karim Morsy, CEO, algoriddim GmbH joins Inside Mac to discuss how you can instantly turn your Mac into a DJ setup using their djay application. Created exclusively for the Mac, djay perfectly integrates with your iTunes library and makes it easy to create your own mixes using your favorite music.

Download your own 10-day trial and start mixing today at: http://www.djay-software.com/

David Williams, Editor of DV Magazine & Conference Chair, DV Expo reviews the highlights of this year’s DV Expo Conference held November 4-6, 2008 at the Los Angeles Convention Center, Los Angeles, CA. David discusses the various conference sessions and tracks including the keynotes and user group meetings. He also explains the types of information and resources available in DV Magazine and on their site at: http://www.dv.com/

For more information visit: http://www.dvexpo.com/

Lead Singer, Ethan Spalding & Bass Player, Kush el-Amin from Violet Says 5 join Inside Mac to share tips on how their emerging Indie band uses their Mac Powerbook G4 for music production (Protools recording), and band promotion. Their sound is a unique blend of funk, hip-hop and rock which is made possible by leveraging the power of the Mac music publishing platform to produce their recordings. Hear how they are able to turn their new ideas into songs quickly without having to go into the studio for every track.

Check out their sound at: http://www.violetsays5.com

Video Post Production News of the Week with Philip Hodgetts, Founder, Intelligent Assistance and developer of Assistant Editor Software. Find out more at: http://www.intelligentassitance.com/ or his blog at http://www.philiphodgetts.com

Andy Shalat, Design Guru and Author of "Mac Design Out Of The Box" shares his Design Tip of the Week. For more about Andy and his latest works visit: http://www.shalat.com

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Peta-Gaye Latibeaudiere, Project Manager, Avery Dennison joins hosts Scott Sheppard & Brad Wright to discuss details about their newly launched DesignPro for Mac OS X. DesignPro integrates with iTunes, iPhoto, and Apple Mail so you can easily create business cards and print your designs on any Avery product.

The product is now in beta and scheduled for full release in May 2008. For more information visit: http://www.avery.com

Anthony Rink, VP National Sales, Rocstore joins Inside Mac to share news about their shock-absorbing SATA “ROCPORT SU” pocket external hard drives. Rocport SU Pocket Drives offer instant data access in a 5.1” x 3.1” footprint case with multiple input options for maximum compatibility for data, photos, or video.

To see their full line of storage products visit: http://www.rocstor.com/

Benjamin Grier, Product Marketing Manager, SRS Labs, inc. joins Scott and Brad to explain how their iWow 2.0 iTunes plug-in is able to deliver incredible sound enhancements for your iPod or Macbook speakers.
IWow 2.0 has elements that automatically apply audio presets (including Movie mode), either pre-built or ones you create, to simply bring out the best possible sound from your headphones or small size speakers. To experience the iWow difference for yourself, visit: http://www.srslabs.com/

Anderson Schoenrock, CEO, ScanDigital joins Inside Mac to explain how his unique scanning service can help you preserve your memories and bring them into popular editing applications such as Photoshop and iPhoto. Their secure shipping process allows you to ship your photos or negatives to their US based facility, where they will be scanned, enhanced for quality, backed up onto their web accessible servers, and returned to you in a digital format along with your originals. Starting as low as 50 cents an image, find out more at:   http://www.scandigital.com/