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v0.17.0 — simpler grandMA2 setup, per-flow push sheets

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@chienchuanw chienchuanw released this 20 Jul 17:40
· 146 commits to dev since this release

The grandMA2 push gets simpler to set up and to read.

No more console credentials

grandMA2 ships a fixed default administrator account, so OnlyCue just uses it. The Username and Password fields are gone from Settings ▸ grandMA2 — along with the Keychain entry behind them — leaving only the Console IP / hostname (with Scan) and the Telnet port. A password stored by an earlier version is cleaned out of your Keychain automatically on first launch.

Note: if someone has changed the administrator password on your console, the push will now report Login incorrect and there's no in-app override. Consoles running the factory default (the normal case) are unaffected.

Each push flow shows only what it uses

  • Send to grandMA2… (live over the network) builds cues that chase timecode directly, so its Timecode slot and Go/Goto controls — which it never used — are gone. It now asks only for the sequence name, sequence slot, executor and cue-type filter.
  • Export grandMA2 plugin… does build a real timecode object, so it finally gets its own settings sheet: sequence name/slot, executor, timecode slot, Go/Goto and the cue-type filter, then Export.

Both flows share the same saved target per clip, so slots and names stay in sync between them.

Also fixed: a rejected console login no longer garbles the message (it used to blank the "admin" inside "administrator").

Install

  1. Download OnlyCue-0.17.0.dmg below.
  2. Open the DMG and drag OnlyCue into your Applications folder. Eject the DMG.
  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 distributed without a paid Apple Developer ID signature. The app and DMG are unsigned but otherwise unmodified. Prefer to build it yourself? See the build instructions.

System requirements: macOS 14 (Sonoma) or later. Apple silicon and Intel supported.