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Jason Wood wrote:
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<pre wrap="">On Tuesday 03 August 2004 03:16, Rob Hare wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Hey Guys,
I have attached a patch for the previously discussed dockable clip
property window. I extended the current properties in the DocClipAVFile
as suggested. The properties are accessed via a clip reference. This
patch also contains the previous tooltip updates. And should work
better than the previous. :-) Frames per second and Sampling rate
currently return 0.
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Very cool :-) I have given Rob developer access so that he doesn't have to
wait on me sorting out and committing patches :-) Rob, add yourself to the
"Authors" in main.cpp, look around line 70.
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Thanks. I have added myself. All patches are committed.<br>
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<pre wrap="">Perhaps the clip properties page should update whenever a new clip is selected
in the project window, instead of having to explicitly select a menu option
to update it, what do people think?
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Sounds good to me.<br>
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<pre wrap="">I have started to dig into the timeline in order to add several new
edits (roll, slip, slide) as proposed by Jason. I have started by adding
inpoint/outpoint sliders to the timeline. Here's a few more ideas, let
me know what you think:
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Looks good, there's one bug that I noticed - if you move the markers on the
timeline, the workspace monitor in/outpoints don't get updated, but other
than that it works fine.
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Fixed.<br>
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<pre wrap="">1. the inpoint and outpoints are individually movable when the mouse is
on them, when the mouse is between them, a rectangular bar appears that
allows both to be moved at once.
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Sounds good.
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<pre wrap="">2. there is already a function to add tracks to the timeline. it is not
currently acessible to the user. should we make it available? put a
limit on it?
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Yep, defintitely :-) The important thing is to make sure that the operation is
performed via the command framework, so that you can undo/redo track adding
and deleting.
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Great! Will do.<br>
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<pre wrap="">3. make the timeline remember your view setting (5 secs, 10 secs, etc)
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Sounds good.
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<pre wrap="">Are there any other timeline issues to address while I'm there?
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Rolf was looking into implementing video thumbnails but I am not sure how far
he got, I believe most of the code is done apart from the bit that actually
puts them on the timeline.
Cheers,
Jason
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Cheers,<br>
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Rob<br>
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