Releases: gburca/VirtMus
Releases · gburca/VirtMus
VirtMus v4.20
- Features added:
- New songs can now be created by just drag-n-dropping files (PDFs or image files) on an existing PlayList.
- Added clipboard cut/copy support.
- PDF-based songs can now be converted to JPG-based songs. This saves each PDF page as a JPG and creates a new song from the JPGs. Since some PDFs render very slowly, this change can significantly speed up working with PDF-based songs.
- Bugs fixed:
- Re-ordering of songs in a PlayList using the "Move Up/Down" context menu was not working properly (the UI was not updating to reflect the move).
- When creating a new song while a MusicPage was selected, the song was added to the Default PlayList instead of the current PlayList.
- A few other small bugs.
VirtMus v4.01
This is a minor release to fix some issues on Mac OS X.
- Improvements or bugs fixed:
- Fixed an issue on Mac OS X where the mouse would move to the menu bar while
in live/performance mode and cause the mouse click for the "next page" to
open a menu instead of move to the next page. - Added F2 as a default shortcut for renaming items on all platforms.
- Fixed an issue on Mac OS X where the mouse would move to the menu bar while
VirtMus v4.00
- Features added:
- The ability to attach tags to songs and playlists, and to view the sonts and playlists belonging to a tag.
- Added statistics collection/logging.
- Prevent the screen saver from starting while playing.
- Revamped the documentation.
- Added a DMG installer for Mac OS X.
- Improvements or bugs fixed:
- Upgraded to NetBeans 8.0
- Upgraded to ICEpdf 5.0.5
- Fixed handling of moved files for the case when they were moved to a
different drive on Windows or to a different mount point on Linux. - Fixed the page turn animation when the NextPage key (ex: space bar) is
pressed twice quickly. Before this fix, on occasion, part of the previous
page was always left on the screen until the song was restarted by pressing
1. - Added the ability to move back in the live screen by pressing the Left
Arrow (to accommodate keyboards that don't have PgUp/PgDn).