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Direction 0.3.2: Notes start the moment you point
There are four tools under the picture: mark a moment, mark a stretch, draw a box, or write a note on the whole cut. Each one puts a note on the sheet right away, and you write it in its own row. Every note shows what it points at, a ✕ removes it, and you can still move its stretch or its box.
You can see the editor working
The editor's button spins while it works. Its steps read plainly, like "Watching 0:10" or "Writing a new effect", with how long each one has taken.
Nothing gets stuck for good
A frame, a step or a file that stops answering is given up on, and the editor carries on. An editor that goes quiet for a long time is started again where it was. If it gets stuck again, Direction says so and offers Try again.
Improvements
- Times you can read. Times show as minutes and seconds, like 0:23. Frames appear only while you step through frames. A film's shape reads as a word (Vertical, Wide, Square), never "9:16" beside the time.
- Crash reports, only if you say yes. Turn them on in Settings › General, or say yes once after Direction closes unexpectedly. Reports never include your footage, your name or your Mac's name.
- Fewer buttons. The layout picker is gone. To change how the screen and the camera share the frame, write a note.
Download: Direction 0.3.2 for Mac (Apple silicon, macOS 26 or later). Copies you already have update themselves.