We have talked about MovieLogger before, this software is a text-based logging tool for QuickTime movies. Logs can be exported to Final Cut Pro’s XML file format (clip markers are automatically created from logs) or to Rich Text Format (RTF) for further text editing or printing. The Los Angels Final Cut Pro User Group (LAFCPUG) has an excellent review of the product. "There will likely be a need for a pro  version which expands the number of movies in a project; the  need for FireWire and RS422 device control for those who are  deskbound without FCP who want a choice between logging existing  captures or pre-logging to define offline clips for batch captures,  more fully emulating Avid's MediaLog. I could see the need for  an advanced content search, thumbnail display, et al; even the  ability to transcode a batch list for Avid ALE or FCP XML format  or some format I can't even think of. But ML 1.0 alone has some  nice touches for pro's, such as audio boost for material recorded  at lower levels for broadcast delivery. It even features an autosave."