ManualVideoStudio changelog

Changes in each publicly released version, newest first. Dates are release dates in Japan Standard Time.

Version 1.17.4

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Improved

  • The user guide opened from the app now uses the site's new address (www.ja1bus.com). Features and behavior are unchanged.

Version 1.17.3

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Improved

  • Rearranged the buttons on the "Create subtitles with Gemini" screen to follow the order of the steps.

Version 1.17.2

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Fixed

  • Minor bug fixes. Corrected some behavior when editing subtitles and shapes.

Version 1.17.1

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New

  • Turn on "Skip cuts" on the playback bar to play the video without the cut parts. Use the previous/next cut buttons to jump between cuts.
  • Select several analysis candidates and confirm them as cuts at once (one Undo restores them all). Dismissed candidates can be returned to undecided.
  • Added "About" to the Help menu, which shows the version and the license.

Improved

  • Removed "Shorten". Overlapping or touching cuts are now merged into one, and shortened cuts in older projects are converted when opened.
  • In simple mode too, you can ask Gemini for cut candidates with "Ask AI" in the candidates pane.
  • Added "Current position" to the subtitle and shape panes, and aligned the shape pane with the subtitle pane ("Redraw shape"). Clicking a band on the timeline selects the matching row in the list.

Fixed

  • Fixed the user guide not opening from Help in the Microsoft Store version (the user guide is now the web version only).
  • The video prepared for Gemini subtitles is now created inside the project folder. If preparing it fails, the step and the full path are shown.

Version 1.16.1

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Highlights

  • Released on the Microsoft Store in Japan.
  • Record a screen area, a window or a whole monitor, and cut out waiting time and mistakes.
  • Add subtitles, rectangles, arrows, text, mosaic and an opening title, then export MP4 or animated GIF. You can also extract images for written guides.

Notes

  • FFmpeg (a free tool) must be installed separately.