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The Autosave feature is now available in the AppImage release of 20210228 at: https://cinelerra-gg.org/download/images/ with directions at: https://cinelerra-gg.org/download/CinelerraGG_Manual/CINELERRA_GG_AppImage.html 9. It would be nice to have a configurable autosave (that doesn't overwrite the source track, but makes backups every x minutes in an 'autosave' folder). |
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Not D Quinton's email.. as I didn't write all that! |
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Feature request 0000001 -- a videoscope on the compositor ... The compositor scope would automatically correspond to whatever we see in the compositor. Try it now. There is a scope icon in both the Compositor and the Viewer that you can enable/disable. Remember this uses a lot of CPU but I had both in my laptop and it only uses 1000% out of 1600% while playing both. |
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Item 2 -- "turning off play on a track should stop it streaming in the mixer windows (if this would save processing and i/o overhead)." This has been added and checked into GIT. It does save processing time. To use this, RMB in the desired mixer window, and choose "Playable". A white crossed-skis-looking-icon appears in the upper left hand corner of the mixer. See attached. To reverse and play again, RMB and choose Playable to turn back on. The program automatically updates the mixer image when the timeline cursor stops or when it is moved to a different spot even when play is disabled. Some statistics on a 16 cpu laptop: 5 Mixers all playing -- cpu usage = 1275 1 only playing -- cpu usage = 405 2 only playing -- cpu usage = 800 But with more mixers, not as dramatic of savings: 16 Mixers all playing -- cpu usage = 1465 1 only playing -- cpu usage = 935 2 only playing -- cpu usage = 1150
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Item 6 -- select a range and clear all transitions. GG started writing the code to do this but "lo and behold", you already have this feature. Use the Edit pulldown and choose "Detach transitions". Only the transitions in the selected range will be cleared. |
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Bug 1 has been fixed so that if you do a Save (shortcut letter s) in any layer, it is propagated up so then if you quit in any layer, the changes are in effect and you will not lose work. |
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Bug 5 -- "right click > zoom doesn't work on mixer windows" has been fixed and will be checked into GIT soon. In addition "Tile Mixers" option right on the display is a more easily accessible option to get the windows back to the default locations/sizes. It is still a choice in the Window->Mixers pulldown too. |
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About Item 5: Thanks for integrating this feature. I like it. +1 |
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Item 5 -- Dan says "It would be nice to be able to choose a slider in the camera and projector XYZ controls" Sliders have been added along with range tumblers to be used in conjunction with the Overlays XYX auto lines and zoom bar ranges. Attached shows the menu now.
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Item 4 -- Dan says "sometimes, when dragging edits on a track that has deactivated plugins, the plugins activate on their own after moving the clip boundaries". This is now fixed in the GIT checkin and while doing so, found plugins flaw which took awhile to fix. Plugins are now changed to an ID based reference because there was a problem resulting from making plugin copies. |
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Item 8 --- Dan says: "I still think making 'd' the shortcut for delete last track is soooo dangerous." I believe that this "Dan" is "D. Quinton" but I could be very wrong. But at least twice this has been noted as an issue so GG has changed it and it will be in the February 29, 2020 builds. The shortcut is now Ctrl-D and of course, you can still just use the "Tracks" pulldown for "Delete last track" if you forget the new shortcut. What convinced me that it really is dangerous is that if you accidentally type d instead of the nearby characters like x, you will have deleted the last track AND NOT EVEN KNOW it because so often the last track is scrolled off the screen. |
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