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- I want to try it but don't have any videos to edit, you know when I can get one so I edit it with your software? Or may be you can look for videos in supporte

by thepumpkin1979 16y ago

- I want to try it but don't have any videos to edit, you know when I can get one so I edit it with your software? Or may be you can look for videos in supported formats in my local machine... that would be a cool feature. - I click on the 'Open' button but it does nothing, you should disable it if there is nothing selected on the list. - The list should have a title to know what the list is about. (does it list projects or recently open videos?) - You can rename the "Open other..." by "Open file", I don't know if that button creates a new project or allow me select a video file. - Put a email address and a URL (blog, website) anything that the user can use to reach you or get more info about your software, this should probably be shown inside the "About" dialog and the startup screeen. Don't forget the license, if is not opensource then use a Copyright statement.

jawngee 16y ago
Thanks! Good points. If you don't have any videos, you might try a screen recording tool just to get something going. I envision one of the intended uses for Shave is editing together screencasts. That's what I use it for at work now. Thanks for checking it out!
there 16y ago
second the comment about the open dialog. it's confusing the first time you run it. when closing the inspector window via its 'X' icon, it tries to close the video. i just want to close the inspector window. when uploading a video to flickr, it asks for the details of the video before authenticating. when choosing facebook, it tries to authenticate first. when choosing youtube, it goes to the preferences (and does not automatically put me in the youtube pane). i think these should all do the same thing in the same order. clicking down on the 'beginning of video' button but then mousing off of it and letting go of the mouse button leaves the control highlighted. doing 'ping pong' and then clicking 'loop' while it's still running makes it loop in reverse. not sure if that's intended.
- jawngee 16y ago
  How about a first run "Welcome to Shave ..." kind of dialog? I can confirm that the inspector window is a bug. Thanks, will make the authentication flows behave similar. That's a bug with looping. Thanks for the feedback!

jawngee 16y ago

Thanks! Good points. If you don't have any videos, you might try a screen recording tool just to get something going. I envision one of the intended uses for Shave is editing together screencasts. That's what I use it for at work now. Thanks for checking it out!

there 16y ago

second the comment about the open dialog. it's confusing the first time you run it. when closing the inspector window via its 'X' icon, it tries to close the video. i just want to close the inspector window. when uploading a video to flickr, it asks for the details of the video before authenticating. when choosing facebook, it tries to authenticate first. when choosing youtube, it goes to the preferences (and does not automatically put me in the youtube pane). i think these should all do the same thing in the same order. clicking down on the 'beginning of video' button but then mousing off of it and letting go of the mouse button leaves the control highlighted. doing 'ping pong' and then clicking 'loop' while it's still running makes it loop in reverse. not sure if that's intended.

jawngee 16y ago
How about a first run "Welcome to Shave ..." kind of dialog? I can confirm that the inspector window is a bug. Thanks, will make the authentication flows behave similar. That's a bug with looping. Thanks for the feedback!