I was delighted to see a new update to Avidemux 2.6.15.
Having made the leap to "update" though, I see for some jobs I'll still have to go back to version 2.5.3, because -
- there's no "Pause" option! "Play" and "Stop" both return to the original position,
- even when stopped, the frame only shows as unfiltered (e.g. subtitles, which I need to check frame-by-frame),
- buttons under the menu and in the filter window are still absent, and
- there is no longer a side-by-side comparative view.
Also, I notice 48kHz 24bit .wav is still not handled as an input file-format option. (It plays as white noise!) Strange as it's a basic standard. I have to downgrade to 44.1kHz, 16bit to be able to import to video.
Have I missed something?
Quote from: Newrone on November 20, 2016, 02:35:41 AM
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Quotethere's no "Pause" option! "Play" and "Stop" both return to the original position
press play (
=pause) and stop halts video, press play video continue where it stopped (function overlap
?)
<= Developers -
Perhaps pressing stop should rewind the video to the start?Quoteeven when stopped, the frame only shows as unfiltered (e.g. subtitles, which I need to check frame-by-frame)
use a subtitle editor like Aegisub (http://aegisub.org/) for this purpose.
QuoteHave I missed something?
You've been away to long. If you revert to 2.5.3 fall back to 2.5.6 (2.5.# is no longer supported) if it is available for your OS
the other questions I leave to the developers.Make a reasonable request and maybe some time ....
Keep in mind 2.5 branch is
frame based editor, 2.6 branch is
time based: mostly to do with newer video codecs
Quote from: Newrone on November 20, 2016, 02:35:41 AM
- there's no "Pause" option! "Play" and "Stop" both return to the original position,
There is a comment in the code which sheds some light why it is this way: https://github.com/mean00/avidemux2/blob/master/avidemux/common/gui_play.cpp#L150 (https://github.com/mean00/avidemux2/blob/master/avidemux/common/gui_play.cpp#L150).
behaviour pressing:
- play, preview not enabled: cursor stays where video is and continues
- play, preview enabled: cursor returns to position where video started playing (not necessarily the beginning of the video)