v1.4.0
Highlights
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HDV merges no longer silently drop footage or hide tape gaps. A capture's unique tail past an internal dropout could be stranded — the merged file ended early while the result still read as complete — and footage missing from every capture (stitched as two islands by timecode) wasn't flagged at all. Now orphaned footage is recovered into the output, and genuine missing regions surface as re-capture spots: the result bar breaks where footage is gone instead of showing all-green.
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A sound export no longer trips a warning. A byte-exact merge keeps each capture's own PTS/DTS, so ffmpeg's demuxer reports a timestamp discontinuity at every splice. These were mistaken for decode damage and failed the self-check on a perfectly good file. They're now told apart from genuine picture-decode errors and shown as a benign "seam timestamp" note (a playback-seek nuisance, not lost content).
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The preparation modal shows only this round's files. Re-analysing an established workspace no longer flashes every already-cached file through it — just the files actually being (re)indexed or dragged in.
Full Changelog: v1.3.0...v1.4.0