https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=481482
--- Comment #5 from Terwilf <[email protected]> --- Understood. I had read your messages, but since I didn't have anything to add, I wasn't sure if I should reply. Thank you for your time. Regarding the program, I always keep it up to date. As for the new interface, it's a bit inconvenient that the splash screen stays in the foreground until it disappears. Since it sometimes takes a while, it interferes with other tasks. However, even if it could be disabled, it's still useful to confirm that the application started correctly, as Windows occasionally seems to interfere with its execution until I open a second instance or launch Task Manager. Regarding VSFilterMod, I understand your position and have no objections. As for what characterizes it, this version expands the tag language to allow for more advanced text manipulation, supporting color gradients and images, among other features. I apologize if I'm overstepping, but another useful feature would be "pre-render section." To explain: in a normal workflow, a heavy section or one with demanding effects renders the preview useless, forcing the user to export that specific part to check it. This creates a tedious cycle, whether you want to keep editing or need to view it in context with the rest of the footage. Therefore, if the program could handle this by allowing you to create a lower-quality working copy—which would automatically be replaced by the original sequence upon exporting—it would result in a much cleaner and more precise workflow. Again, I am very grateful for your time. Please feel free to close the report, and there is no need to reply to these ramblings. Kind regards 😉 -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
