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Sofric Sort v0.8.1

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@ivananic779 ivananic779 released this 12 Sep 23:16
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Sort event photos into driver albums.

Download

Use the download page —
it picks the right file for your computer and explains the first-launch step.

The first time you open it

The app is not code-signed yet, so your computer objects once and then never again.

  • Windows — click More info, then Run anyway.
  • macOS — open System Settings → Privacy & Security, scroll down, and press
    Open Anyway. The Mac download works on both Apple Silicon and Intel.

Before you start

Your photos are copied, never moved. The folder you point the app at is never
changed, so nothing can be lost. Press F1 inside the app to see every key.

New in this version

A check of the whole application against its own rules, and the small things it found
put right. Nothing new to learn.

Tab and Shift+Tab skip a burst in the view of what is undecided (U), as
the handbook says. They stepped one photo there.

The misfile warning counts only the photographs it compared against. Clips filed
in an album counted towards the evidence it needs before it speaks, so an album with
mostly clips could be warned about on the strength of two photographs.

Every copy is forced to the disk before it takes its final name, so a card or
drive pulled at the wrong moment cannot leave a file with the right name and the
wrong contents. And two files are compared to the last byte even when a network share
answers slowly.

A window closed maximised opens maximised, without an empty frame first.

Croatian throughout. The reasons the bike panel gives when recognition cannot
answer, the reason a saved-progress file was set aside, and the pile list's label
were English in a Croatian interface; and counts of two, three and four now agree.

The handbook gives the album browser's marks their measured rate — about one
correctly filed burst in thirty-five, around seven in a day — and says that B in
the grouping pass goes to the biggest pile still waiting, not to one you passed over
with Tab.

Earlier: you can see copies landing; everything can be made bigger or smaller; the
two safeguards say when they are off; three keys go backwards; previews for one album;
F1 lists every key; the window opens where you left it; clips are sorted alongside
photographs; the whole job can be sorted into piles with Shift+G; the app offers a
rider's number once you have filed them; bursts select themselves; and
Ctrl/Cmd+E makes watermarked previews.