Blick 0.2.1
Beta-Version 0.2.1, 64-bit
Änderungen in Beta 0.2.1
Improvements
- Cross-instace clipboard support: you can now copy and paste clips between separate Blick instances through the system clipboard.
- Toggle ripple during a trim drag: hold or release the ripple key while dragging a clip edge and the trim switches between rippling and leaving a gap.
- Command palette: an action that needs a target now opens a second page to choose it, and more commands are listed there, including Delete track and Set render parameters from media.
- New action to Ripple delete gap at playhead is bound to Shift+W.
- Trim start to playhead and Trim end to playhead actions: trim the clip under the playhead to the playhead. These are the non ripple versions of the ripple trim commands.
- The compositor works in a 16-bit texture instead of 8-bit, so gradients, fades, and 10-bit output keep more precision.
Bugfixes
- Fix H.264 renders failing at the mux stage when the encoder uses B-frames.
- Fix a crash on macOS while waveforms load, from writing past the end of the waveform buffer.
- Fix waveform and Überblick strips glitching on macOS from reusing GPU buffer storage that was still in use.
- Fix stuttering and judder on macOS especially when resizing.
- Fix waveforms and Überblick strips not appearing after you drop in new media.
- Fix the text cursor jumping while editing text.
- Fix file dialog type filters not showing correctly.
- Fix UI clipping breaking when content falls outside its container.
- Fix not being able to drag a panel window by its tab strip on macOS.
- Fix panel window positions on macOS after entering or leaving fullscreen.
- Fix dragging the title bar and panel window tab strips on Windows and macOS.
- Fix issues related to the window not redrawing until you move the mouse or type, from a dropped wake-up signal.