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Lostify is incredibly useful when preparing your videos for iTunes. It will give you access to so many more fields than are offered in iTunes.

I just converted all of Friends, The Office, Scrubs and Arrested Development in preparation for Apple TV. I wanted to have them all accessible thru iTunes. When the files were ready, I just dropped them in Lostify and I was able to mark the season, title, episode, rating, genre, etc.

Once nice feature that I like is you can “lock” a field in. So, if you are going to do the full season 8 of Friends, you’ll be able to lock in Friends, Season 8 and NBC so you don’t have to write it each time.

So, if you want to have your videos better organized than iTunes will allow, Lostify is the way to go.

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Funny Photographer will allow you to use your webcam and Mac to take all kinds of funny pictures.

This is obviously ideal for Mac owners that don’t have Photo Booth and an the integrated iSight. This does essentially the same thing. In fact, a lot of the effects are the exact same and it even contains some that Photo Booth does not have. That should warrant all the Intel Mac owners taking a look as well.

Thanks to Dwight Schrute From The Office for standing in on the screenshot.

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Keytrack could be both useful and dangerous. The keytrack server will capture screenshots and keylogs and keep them hidden on a machine (to be read by a client) or email them to another machine. It is all pretty straightforward and easy to install, but you’ll want to be sure and read the simple instructions on how to set up the server. There is just a little tweaking before it will install.

I suppose it’s necessary to add a word of caution any time an app like this is posted. Use it wisely. As an employer or parent, this may help you be sure that your computers are being used properly. But it’s proper to let them know that they will be monitored. Also do not be a snooper or a thief.

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Forgive me for stating the obvious, but this one puts RSS feeds in your menu bar. You can set how often to get new updates, import/export groups of feed (through OPML), and be alerted when new feeds appear. (It does Growl alerts too.) You’re certain to love or hate having such convenient access to so much information.

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Make an alarm clock of your Mac with Aurora. You can set your Mac to wake up and play a song from iTunes at specified days and times, and you can set as many alarms as you need.

Aurora can also open an application or document at a specified time. Freemacware posts go live at 2:00 AM (GMT -8), so there’s something to wake up for!

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Mac Crack Attack is a game based on Super Nintendo’s Tetris Attack. It has a nice feel and game play, so it didn’t take long to draw me into playing for a while. You can play by yourself, or you can connect to someone else and play over the network. Fun game.

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Merlin Mann at 43 Folders popularized the idea of the “Hister PDA,” the idea of using plain old paper instead of a Palm or Blackberry to track your appointments and todos. PagePacker makes it easy to create your own paper-based organization system.

Here’s how it works: You choose 8 pages from a catalog of 84 charts, calendars, and graphs. For example, you might choose a monthly calendar, four weekly calendars, a todo list, and two sheets of graph paper. PagePacker will print these 8 “mini” pages on one sheet of Letter size (or A4) paper, arranged so you can fold it and put it in your pocket. (See the screenshot below for more information.)

This could be a handy way to get organized (was that one of your New Year’s Resolutions?) and it doesn’t cost as much as a PDA.

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One of the most popular development platforms for running web applications is LAMP — Linux, Apache, MySQL, and PHP (or Python or Perl.) MAMP plays on this acronym to bring Apache, MySQL, and PHP to your Mac. It couldn’t be any easier than with this app.

We’ve posted screencasts previously about running Apache and PHP/MySQL on your Mac. With MAMP it’s even easier. Just drag MAMP to your Applications folder and double click it.

One great reason to install MySQL and PHP is to run a blog. WordPress is our favorite blogging platform, and it requires MySQL and PHP. Here’s a screencast on how to install MAMP and WordPress on a Mac.

(One caveat about MAMP: it’s configured by default to run on port 8888. If you install it on a production server, for example on a box at MacMiniColo.net, you’ll probably want to change to port 80.)

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Celtx is an application for planning and creating media — film, video, theater, animation, poetry, novels, etc. Use it to manage your story line, characters, props, media, schedule, and budget. You can also “publish your creation to Project Central, where others can view your Media Project in its full context, providing a compelling experience for the viewer.”

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If you have a USB camera that isn’t supported by Mac OS X, you’ll find this freeware very useful. “Macam is a driver for USB webcams on Mac OS X. It allows hundreds of USB webcams to be used by many Mac OS X video-aware applications. The aim is to support as many webcams as possible.” And it does support a ton of cameras.

I should note though that this program isn’t setup to have your camera be compatible with iChat. But for other things like iMovie and Quicktime, this should work well.