Don't you just hate it when you're watching your media files and it's all jumbled up with garbled text and whatnot? The titles are all wrong, the information has gone whack. It's far from organized and you can hardly do anything about it. Or do you?

Lowell Stewart released Lostify v0.4.1 and lots of people are giving it the thumbs up. What does it do? It's a metadata tagger for MP4 videos and is compatible with iTunes, the 5th-gen iPod video, and Front Row. This means that after tagging your video with Lostify, it'll show up clean in your iTunes, iPod, etc. Quite simply, it "Lostifies" your files.

The name of the program was born due to the developer's favorite show: "Lost". And when he ripped the season 1 DVD onto iTunes, the titles and categories didn't match with the season 2 he had bought from the iTunes Music Store. Hence, he wrote this program to Lostify whatever other episodes he (and you) might have. Here's what's new:

* Integrated latest build of AtomicParsley (should fix problems on some Intel Macs, and handle MP4s from different sources better)

Oh, and you'll need a Mac OS X 10.3.9 or higher.