, an update to the video import and cataloging program, was released by Riverfold Software on Tuesday. Version 1.1 adds much-requested support for uploading videos to popular sharing site YouTube, the ability to import videos from the iPhone 3GS, better tracking of moved or renamed video files, the ability to move the video library to an external drive, and a number of other minor enhancements and bug fixes.

Clipstart 1.1 costs $29 for a single user license and $59 for a family pack of five licenses. The software requires Mac OS X 10.5 or later and runs on Intel or PowerPC processors.--

MacSpeech has released 1.5.2, a new version of its speech recognition software for the Mac. A maintenance release, version 1.5.2 fixes reported issues and adds support for Safari 4, the latest version of Apple's Web browser.