Oversized icons on Windows should be normal now and speech to text is working again in the Flatpak version.
#Clipy stacking bins series#
The last maintenance release of the 22.04 series is out fixing issues with proxy clips, render panel parameters and timeline scrolling among other minor bugs. Implement unfinished auto subtitles mode (selected track / clip only).įixes to many platform specific issues in Windows, Mac, AppImage and Flatpak packages.īy Farid Abdelnour | | News, Releases | 1 comment Track compositing is now a simple checkbox instead of the deprecated none/high res choice. Implemented snapping in Ripple edit mode. Make monitor overlay guides color configurable. A bug causing an oversized interface in the Windows version and missing or incorrectly colored icons in the AppImage has been fixed.Īdded the ability to change the subtitle framerate.
The color of the monitor guide overlays can also be configured. This version comes with an Improved clip-tagging system which allows you to easily add, edit and reorder tags in the project bin. Notice also the track head changes color for a better visual feedback.īefore recording the user will get a 3 second countdown-timer cue.Įvery release comes with user interface improvements, some more visible than others. The spacebar also pauses and resumes recording, while the Esc key exits recording mode. To start recording use the record button in the track head or use the spacebar on your keyboard. The newly added microphone button in the mixer automatically activates the audio monitoring mode and sets up the selected track for recording. The audio recording interface and experience received an overhaul. You may find all available export variables in the documentation. Simply generate the text in the desired format from the export guides interface, press the copy to clipboard button and paste it to the video description of your video. This new feature allows you to use Guides as chapter description markers for YouTube, PeerTube or Vimeo. This version comes with integration with the Glaxnimate vector graphics animation program and support for rawr (Glaxnimate) and lottie animation file formats. Glaxnimate Integration and Lottie Support The Luma composition now supports video matte files. This version also comes with new effects: Shear, Scroll, Photosensitivity, Monochrome, Median, Kirsch, Exposure, EPX Scaler, Color Temperature, Color Overlay, Color Correct, Color Contrast, Chroma Noise Reduction, Contrast Adaptive Sharpen, Bilateral and VR360 Equirectangular to Stereo. The main effects tab now displays all audio and video effects improving the search experience. More options are expected in the next releases.
#Clipy stacking bins code#
The team would like to thank the code contributions from Eric Jiang, Nathan Hinton, Gary Wang, Marius Pa, Daniel Novomeský, Martin Owens, Brendan Davidson and Ivan Sudakov and extend our gratitude to all the community members for reporting issues, creating tutorials and offering support.Īn initial implementation of styling subtitles allows to modify the font, font size, font and outline colors, add shadows, set position and background color. Colorscopes (Waveform, Vectorscope, and RGB parade) are finally working on Windows. New features include an improved audio recording experience, global subtitle styling, exporting of guides as chapters for YouTube/PeerTube/Vimeo, and integration with Glaxnimate vector graphics animation program. This version adds support for importing AVIF, HEIF, HEIC and JPEG XL image formats, LOTTIE and RAWR animations, as well as VTT (Web Video Text Tracks) and SBV (YouTube) subtitle files. Rendering now supports an experimental Parallel Processing feature for faster render speeds. Speaking of smooth, this version comes with many enhancements to the proxy clip generation system, resulting in a smoother interface and support for NVENC and VAAPI proxy clip encoding has been fixed. The 22.08 release brings many user interface improvements and bug fixes for a smooth editing experience. By Farid Abdelnour | | News, Releases | 0 comments
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