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[Olivier Girard <eolinwen@xxxxxxxxx>]

Hello Jonathan
You have done another version (0.99) which corrige some bugs like the
thumbail-view that i 've just found!!!!
Where i can download it, please ?
Thanks Olivier

2009/7/30 Helen McCall <wildnfree@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>

> Hello Jonathan,
>
> This is strange. Yesterday all I could get was it hanging and turning
> grey if I didn't save my project. I left my computer on last night so it
> didn't get re-booted or anything. And this morning I am getting a
> completely different behaviour.
>
> It now just closes nicely but without a dialogue popping up to warn me.
>
> I've tried this as just a default project, and tried several different
> project profiles, and tried just importing a clip and saving, and then
> putting clip on timeline. and then closing. And doing all of that,
> saving and then modifying the clip on the timeline and closing OpenShot.
>
> Hmmmm?
>
> The clips I was using were Elephants Dream and Big Buck Bunny all from
> the Blender Institute.
>
> The good news is that I can now edit and render really high quality
> 1920x1080 videos without problems. It looks like if I define a project
> to use the profile with 1440x1080 anamorphic, it doesn't modify the
> 1920x1080 clips, it just puts them into the viewport in 1440x1080
> resolution. When I render these using the 1920x1080 profile they appear
> to be genuine 1920x1080 results without the small artifacts from the
> anamorphic pixels.
>
> For some reason the viewport doesn't like projects to be defined as
> 1920x1080. But rendering to 1920x1080 produces spectacularly good
> results. :-)
>
> I did all of the things in this email using 0.9.9
>
> I am going to be busy with work for our circus troupe today and tonight,
> so I might not get time to download your latest bug fixes until Friday.
>
> OpenShot is just getting better, and better, and better ......... :-)
>
> Best Wishes, Helen
>
>
>
>
>
> On Wed, 2009-07-29 at 23:30 -0500, Jonathan Thomas wrote:
> > Helen, when you attempt to close OpenShot (and it hangs), does it
> > output any errors to the terminal?
> >
> > Of course, it should open up the "Save Dialog"... and not turn grey
> > and freeze forever. =)
> >
> > Thanks,
> > -Jonathan
> >
> >
> > On Wed, Jul 29, 2009 at 5:53 PM, Helen McCall
> > <sappho@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> >         Hello Jonathan,
> >
> >         I've been trying out V0.9.9
> >
> >         1) I like the changes to the clip menu and to the tabs in the
> >         Clip
> >         Properties dialogue.
> >
> >         2) However I have not got the "Save Prompt" to work yet. I've
> >         been
> >         opening my testing project "kite-flying" and adding one of the
> >         clips to
> >         the timeline and then trying to quit OpenShot. If I have
> >         already saved
> >         the changes then fine it quits gracefully. If I don't save the
> >         project
> >         before quitting, then OpenShot just immediately hangs and goes
> >         grey. I
> >         can leave it like that for a couple of minutes and nothing
> >         changes, so I
> >         have to kill OpenShot.
> >
> >         3) The bug fix on dragging to the timeline is not a bug I
> >         encountered,so
> >         I can't comment on the fix.
> >
> >         4) Defaulting to desktop works like a treat! :-)
> >
> >         5) Open and Save dialogues now select the selected folder
> >         instead of the
> >         parent. (NB: now found another bug to report - cancelling a
> >         render/export only closes the export dialogue, and doesn't end
> >         the
> >         render)
> >
> >         Best Wishes, Helen
> >
> >
> >
> >         On Wed, 2009-07-29 at 10:17 -0500, Jonathan Thomas wrote:
> >         > Hello everyone!  I have just committed lots of new changes /
> >         > features / bug fixes to the main trunk.  I will be posting
> >         some stuff
> >         > on my blog tonight about the new features.
> >         >
> >         > Features / Bug Fixes:
> >         > 1) New right-click clip menu options (Animate & Layout) -
> >         this is a
> >         > big feature, and it's best explained when you see it in
> >         action.
> >         > 2) Save prompt when closing OpenShot
> >         > 3) Bug Fix: after dragging a clip or transition, the
> >         timeline wouldn't
> >         > allow any more clips (seemingly random)
> >         > 4) When saving a project, it defaults to "Desktop", instead
> >         > of /openshot/main/
> >         > 5) Bug Fix: All Open / Save dialogs have been fixed to
> >         select the
> >         > correct folder (instead of the parent folder)
> >         > 6) All public-facing strings have been marked for
> >         translation (lots of
> >         > files modified)
> >         > 7) Translation instructions (in the /language folder) have
> >         been
> >         > updated to support .glade files
> >         > 8) An updated POT file has been created (with all .py
> >         and .glade
> >         > translatable strings)
> >         >
> >         > I will soon have LaunchPad setup for translations... now
> >         that I have
> >         > an updated POT file.
> >         >
> >         > Thanks,
> >         > -Jonathan
> >
> >
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