v0.5.0-rc.3

Zooming and panning in playback.

v0.5.0-rc.2

More readable file name.

v0.5.0-rc.1

File naming

• A new set of settings for controlling the file name - no. of bout, no. of exchange.
• Both settings are numbers, appended to the file name.
• No. of exchange automatically increments after the analysis of the video is finished, regardless of whether the video was kept or deleted.
• Both numbers can be set to arbitrary positive integer manually.

v0.4.0

• Saving the video.
  • Videos are saved to DCIM/VideoReferee.
  • In the player/analysis view, the user can either keep the video (using the "done" checkmark button), or delete it (using the bin button). In both cases, the app returns to the capture view.
• Improved version checking.
  • New version availability check disregards release drafts and prereleases.
  • When the user selects "no, and don't ask" in the new version dialog, they won't be asked again until a newer release than the one for which this option was chosen is available.

v0.3.0

• Playback speed control and "done" button moved further from the screen edge. (#2)
• Playback speed control is linear (and down to 0.01x speed) rather than inversely proportional.
• Camera configuration selector completely overhauled.
  • User selects camera, FPS, and resolution (in this order) using three dropdown menus.
  • Selection is remembered and pre-selected in subsequent launches.
• Added Apache License 2.0.

Version checking, refined speed control

New features:

• Speed control via a vertical seek bar from 1/1 to 1/25 speed.
• The app checks this github repository for an existence of a new release and notifies the user if there is a newer one.
  • The user has the option disable this check for the currently installed version, i.e. the app will not check (and ask) again untill a different version (which has this feature) is installed.
• The app does not hang on black screen if the camera permissions are denied but exits gracefully instead.

Initial release

Initial release of the VideoReferee app. Features:

• Selection of camera, and capture resolution and framerate.
• Playback of the captured video - play/pause, seeking, speed control in several discrete steps.