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v0.13.0 — deeper zoom, synced LTC strip, current-cue highlight

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@one-soft-engineer one-soft-engineer released this 18 Jul 11:27

Highlights — waveform & cue list

Four refinements to editing against the waveform.

🔎 Deeper horizontal zoom

The waveform's maximum horizontal zoom went from 16× to 64×, so long tracks can be zoomed in far enough to place cues precisely (a ~4-minute clip now shows ~4s across the viewport at full zoom).

🎯 LTC strip follows the zoom

The LTC strip now mirrors the waveform's zoom and scroll — its ruler zooms and scrolls to the same window, so the LTC playhead stays exactly under the waveform playhead at any zoom level.

📍 Current cue highlighted in Cue mode

The cue at the playhead is now highlighted in the cue list in Cue mode (previously Show mode only), and the list auto-scrolls to keep it visible while playing (paused/editing never yanks the list).

🖱 Cleaner waveform cursor + finer cue retiming

The waveform no longer shows the open/closed hand cursor (plain arrow now). And dragging a cue marker to retime is more forgiving — the tap-vs-drag threshold dropped from 4pt to 2pt, so small drags reliably change the cue's time instead of seeking.

Install

  1. Download OnlyCue-0.13.0.dmg.
  2. Open the DMG and drag OnlyCue into your Applications folder.
  3. First launch: macOS blocks the app ("Apple could not verify 'OnlyCue' is free of malware…"). Open System Settings → Privacy & Security, scroll to Security, and click Open Anyway next to the OnlyCue notice; confirm and authenticate. (Or run xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine /Applications/OnlyCue.app in Terminal.) Future launches are silent.

Why the extra step? OnlyCue is currently distributed without a paid Apple Developer ID signature. The app and DMG are unsigned but otherwise unmodified. You can also build from source (see the README).

Requires macOS 14.0 or later.