What's new in 1977 1.5 NEW: Movie to Apple II • Turn any MP4 or MOV into a bootable Apple II disk that plays your video on real hardware or in an emulator. • Four modes: 40-column text, 80-column text, 40-column color (LORES) and 80-column color (Double-LORES). Put several on one disk and pick from a menu at boot. • Choose 140 KB or 800 KB floppy images, or a 32 MB hard-disk image (.2mg / .hdv). • Playback speeds from 1 to 8 frames per second. • The app shows exactly how many frames fit on your chosen disk. Easier to use • Toolbar buttons are now larger, with a name under each icon: Import, Convert Movie, Copy and Export. Fixes and improvements • Exported video disks now loop or return to the menu when playback ends, instead of stopping. • The screen no longer flashes stripes or garbled characters when a video starts or ends. • Slow frame rates (1 and 2 fps) now play at the right speed. • Exporting at the maximum frame count for a disk no longer fails, and large 32 MB disks export in about a second instead of minutes. • Exporting an image to a disk now respects your crop. • Apple II exports no longer break when the character set includes block or other non-ASCII characters. They are replaced with spaces. • Disk timestamps are now correct.