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- Webcams that send their high resolutions as MJPEG, like 4K Logitech and Elgato cameras, now record with the GPU's hardware encoder instead of stopping with "Video encoding cannot keep up". (#32)
- Takes no longer lose up to a third of their frames when the camera's timing straddles the frame grid. (#10)
- Cameras that list a 2 fps still-photo size above their real video mode, like the C920, C925e and Brio 500, now default to their smooth 30 fps mode. (#19)
- Incomplete MJPEG frames from the camera are skipped instead of being recorded as a coloured grid. (#40)
- Capture cards that send BT.709 colour, like the Elgato Cam Link 4K, now show and record accurate colours instead of muted ones. (#25)
- The preview is mirrored by default, the way Zoom and FaceTime show you to yourself. The recording keeps the camera's true picture. Toggle it with the icon at the bottom right or M. (#39)
- Monologue starts in about a third of a second instead of two. (#37)
- The window follows Omarchy's light and dark themes, and Monologue follows the language picked under Setup > Language. (#34, #30)
- If the camera or microphone you used last isn't connected, Monologue switches to one that is. (#33)
- Dialogs answer to the keyboard: underlined letters (alone or with Alt), Tab and the arrow keys, Enter and Esc. Ctrl+Q and Ctrl+W quit, and F1 shows the shortcuts. (#36)
- Ctrl+Shift+Space sets the clip end to the playhead, since Alt+Space is Omarchy's dictation key. Timeline gestures finish cleanly however they end. (#35, #29)
- Saved clips get normal file permissions, and the window shows Monologue's new icon. (#27, #28, #38)
Install through the Omarchy Package Repository with omarchy pkg add monologue.