0.0.956

Fixed build issues.

Reverted to previous versioning.

0.0.955

Not sure how well this version will hold up :) It includes a new server-only option, which allows it to run on Raspberry Pi.

It also allows selecting a base folder through the UI (local volume only; the "Open" button should still let you select other drives / volumes).

To start a headless server, clone the repository (or just get the latest source) and do the following...

cd teslacam-browser
npm install
node server.js /path/to/TeslaCam

...then open a browser on port 8088 (for example http://localhost:8088)

0.0.949

• Fixed skipping that could occur on second playback
• Added "Loading %" indicator
• Now retains date selection after deleting a folder

0.0.948

Fixed "Delete folder". For reals this time.

0.0.946

Fixed broken Delete and Copy [to clipboard] buttons.

0.0.945

• Improved handling of inconsistent clip lengths. When one clip is shorter than the others, the clip will be "dimmed" and playback will be delayed as necessary. This should (hopefully) keep them in sync...
• Added playback speed (1x, 2x, 10x)
• Replaced drop-down time selection with a list of times

0.0.943

Merged “lastFolders” crash PR.

0.0.942

• New "Combined" view shows all videos in a folder on a single timeline
• Bug fixes

0.0.91

• Fixed issue causing seconds on timestamps to be ignored
• Fixed issue preventing videos being shown in the correct order (left, front, right)
• Remembers last used TeslaCam folder location

0.0.9

• Date and time selection moved to collapsible sidebar
• Runs local webserver on port 8088; click the "Browse" button or browse to http://localhost:8088 (Tesla seems to be transitioning to HEVC codec, which external browsers like Safari and Edge may handle better... try it if videos show up blank).
• Now Bootstrap & Vue -based