Radium 5.5.6 released
Posted: 05 Apr 2018 19:28
Three highlights in this release:
- Support for High DPI displays (retina, etc.). Made in cooperation with Jarrad Hope.
- Fixed a nasty memory corruption bug when creating popup menus.
- Configurable fade in and fade out shapes in the sequencer. Same interface as in Ardour (http://www.ardour.org).
Manual: http://manual.ardour.org/editing-and-ar ... rossfades/
- GUI: Fix a memory corruption bug in asynchronous popup menus.
- Mixer: Don't display "[disabled]" for the "Show GUI" option in the mixer strip popup menu.
- Sequencer: Configurable fade in and fade out shapes. Radium offers the same fade shapes as in Ardour: Linear, Constant Power, Symmetric, Slow, and Fast. The implementation is also based on code from Ardour. Manual: http://manual.ardour.org/editing-and-ar ... rossfades/
- Scheduler: Add an assertion to try tracking down a rare assertion hit.
- Audio meters: Add option to update audio meter graphics every other frame instead of each frame. This seems to reduce editor stutter on some computers when the CPU is buzy.
- Audio meters: Only update dirty graphics. This seems to reduce editor stutter significantly on some computers when the CPU is buzy.
- Editor: Support high DPI displays. I.e. all available space is used, not just one quarter of it. Made in cooperation with
Jarrad Hope. Tested on Linux (KDE) and macOS (retina display). - Crashreporter/Linux: Inform whether it's the official binary or a custom build.
- Sequencer: Don't crash if adding audio file after manually deleting the seqtrack plugin.
- Seqtrack plugin: Fix whether it can deleted or not. Previously it could only be deleted when it was not safe to delete it, and vice versa
- API: useCPUFriendlyAudiometerUpdates, setUseCPUFriendlyAudiometerUpdates, getFadeShapes, getSeqblockFadeShape, setSeqblockFadeShape, getFadeShapeIconFilename.