Usher 2.0 is the ultimate tool for managing and watching your collection of videos. View your library in four view modes; watch movies in three ways. You can even use your Apple hardware remote to control playback and choose movies.

Tags and properties let you add metadata, and you can even download cast, director, etc. directly from Amazon.

What's New:

Usher 2.2

New Features

• If you try to open a missing file, Usher will let you try to find it via a File Open dialog.
• Subdivisions can revert to an inherited sort order via the Sort menu.
• Enter Full Screen Mode on macOS Monterey is now globe/fn-F, to match the new standard there. This also means that Find has moved to command-F.

Bug Fixes and Improvements

• Usher can distinguish between truly missing files, and those not available (due to an unmounted volume, for instance).
• Fixed rotated movie playback on macOS Monterey.
• Improved full screen mode playback on notched display Macs.
• If Usher is configured to do full-screen playback on a separate Space, it no longer shows a dedicated full screen button next to the playback controls. Instead, you toggle via the green "zoom" button (or the abovementioned key equivalent), like you would in any other app.
• The relative date criterion toolbar buttons for smart playlists no longer use +/-, but arrows that hopefully illustrate their purpose better. They also have tooltips now that tell you what you're changing your criterion to.
• The main window's toolbar buttons now honor macOS 12 Monterey's new button outline accessibility preference.
• When dragging files into Usher, the mouse pointer no longer indicates a copy even when the file is going to be moved, or merely referenced without moving or copying.
• Accidentally matching the playback window's zoom frame (i.e., the window position and size you'd get after choosing Window > Zoom) no longer causes Usher to think zooming was intended, which would lead to the next file in your playlist also getting zoomed.

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