Updated Snapz Pro X and other components for MacOS X 10.6.

Updated AmbrosiaAudioSupport for MacOS X 10.6 and 64-bit support.

Fixed several issues with screen object detection.

Save and restore selection rectangles across launches and reboots.

Fixed console warnings about deprecated functions.

Snapz Pro X 2.1.4 features the following changes/enhancements:

-- Added a "Save Later" button to the movie conversion dialog.

-- Rebooting between movie capture and conversion no longer trashes the capture file.

-- Display a very rough approximation of the output size of each track.

-- Display a warning if the estimated movie size is greater than the available disk space.

-- Raw capture are stored in ~/Library/Caches/Snapz Pro X, and can be copied or moved to other computers running the same version of Snapz.

-- Long captures no longer fail during audio conversion, but the audio track is limited to 6.6 hours.

-- Updates AmbrosiaAudioSupport.kext to 2.3.10, which fixes incompatibility with System 10.5.7

Changes/enhancements
Snapz Pro X 2.1.4 features the following changes/enhancements:

-- Added a "Save Later" button to the movie conversion dialog.

-- Rebooting between movie capture and conversion no longer trashes the capture file.

-- Display a very rough approximation of the output size of each track.

-- Display a warning if the estimated movie size is greater than the available disk space.

-- Raw capture are stored in ~/Library/Caches/Snapz Pro X, and can be copied or moved to other computers running the same version of Snapz.

-- Long captures no longer fail during audio conversion, but the audio track is limited to 6.6 hours.

-- Updates AmbrosiaAudioSupport.kext to 2.3.10, which fixes incompatibility with System 10.5.7

- Reduces CPU usage when recording in "real-time" mode
- Improved compatibility when opening saved images in Preview
- Fixed bug where certain machines would generate unnecessarily large files
- Improved the way files are saved in certain boundary cases
- Various other fixes and enhancements

• Full Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard compatibility
• Numerous other bug fixes and enhancements.

• Snapz is now a Universal Binary that runs natively on PowerPC and Intel Macs
• Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard WWDC Release compatibility
• Greatly improved capture performance in various situations
• Support for QuickTime compression sessions, enabling H.264 multipass encoding
• Restored the ability to "Save Later" when post-processing movie captures
• Numerous bug fixes and enhancements