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Hey there, I am looking into using Mini-Cut for some personal video editing work.
A small issue that has got me the last few times that I have started this program is the fact that one needs to manually add a track in order to do anything. It feels like the first track should be added by default since you need at least one track to do anything. I poked through the code base and I found that adding the following line to MiniCutState.swift initialized the interface with a single track:
Hey there, I am looking into using Mini-Cut for some personal video editing work.
A small issue that has got me the last few times that I have started this program is the fact that one needs to manually add a track in order to do anything. It feels like the first track should be added by default since you need at least one track to do anything. I poked through the code base and I found that adding the following line to
MiniCutState.swift
initialized the interface with a single track:init() { self.timeline.tracks.append(Track(name: "Track \(self.timeline.tracks.count + 1)")) }
Please let me know if there is interest in adding such a feature let and I can submit a pull request.
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