glenne
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3 months ago Can you try this on the 1.0.3 release? I made some fixes in that area.
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Glenn
On Wed, Jul 3, 2024 at 7:51 PM Bas Rijniersce @.***> wrote:
Hyperzoom is awesome!
I think I found a small bug, I was trying to check if the little magnifying glass (estimated ts) disappeared when I hit the next full frame. It was not showing, but I was @ 2ms skip and that jumped over my actual timestamps:
- I set to 1 ms resolution
- Checked actual frames (at x.145, x.154, x.163)
- Jump to the frame before .145 (.137)
- Zoom in
- Scroll 1 ms forward. All good, until I jump from .144 to .145, it shows .137 instead
- Scroll one more forward and I see .145
It only seems to do it on the first full frame, after that it keeps going by 1ms. I don't see the magnifying glass disappear. Does it keep in the interpolated images, or does it show the actual native frame when it hit a point where there is one available?
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Hyperzoom is awesome!
I think I found a small bug, I was trying to check if the little magnifying glass (estimated ts) disappeared when I hit the next full frame. It was not showing, but I was @ 2ms skip and that jumped over my actual timestamps:
It only seems to do it on the first full frame, after that it keeps going by 1ms. I don't see the magnifying glass disappear. Does it keep in the interpolated images, or does it show the actual native frame when it hit a point where there is one available?