Archive for the 'screenshot' Category

Just a screenshot to keep things looking like somethings happening

24.08.2007

It seems I haven’t posted a screenshot in a long time. So, here goes. This one shows the “fullscreen” mode that I added this week. Nothing much there, but it’s nice to have some more room for the video monitor. Hmm. I think I need some audio monitors there too. There’s also some little polishing [...]

A look at the project chooser dialog

5.06.2007

Here’s a screenshot of the Pihlaja project chooser, that the user sees when Pihlaja starts. No way to turn it off currently (That will propably annoy some users). I’d need a fourth button at the bottom. The user settings don’t really work, that part is just a mockup. Other parts of the screenshot will tell [...]

11.05.2007

Two prerelease screenshots of Pihlaja. They show the newly added timecode feature.
Saving to XML works again. The loading needs a little more work. Looking good, except for some biggish issues, like sync not working if the file isn’t played from the start, crashing every now and then, and some features usefull for real work are [...]

Linking some scenes together

3.05.2007

Originally posted: 4.4.2007
Here’s a screenshot that shows some of the stuff implemented that I’ve been planning for a long time now. I’ve restructured some of the gnonlin stuff, and I’m not yet sure, if I’m using GStreamer correctly or not. But it’s all quite easy to change at this point. Everything is working quite well. [...]

Pihlaja is able to use gstreamerD

3.05.2007

Originally posted: 24.2.2007

Here’s two new posts (I had my connection close some ports for a couple of weeks so I couldn’t update this site).
Pihlaja is able to play .mov and .dv files and .ogg audio on a single track. It is possible to move the video edits around the timeline, but it is not yet [...]

A new screenshot

3.05.2007

Originally posted on: 22.1.2007
RTree is mostly working. Zooming and moving the view is possible now. Here’s about a hundred scenes and a couple of hundred edits.