What's new in Panoptica 1.0.11
May 16, 2011
- New welcome screen to help get started with Panoptica
- Refinement and simplification of the process for importing movies and images
- Reduced memory use
- Updates to the help
- Bug fixes include:
- Movie viewer and frame selector update when the camera move or action timing changes
- Improvements to frame selector display for movies which have portrait frames
New in Panoptica 1.0.10 (Apr 29, 2011)
- The main changes are in two areas: memory usage and the Windows installer:
- Reduced main memory usage
- Reduced graphics adapter memory usage
- The command to un-pin all frames of the analysis in the Camera Geometry Viewer is moved to the context menu
- Windows installer: this is now a fully per-user installation. As a consequence it will be necessary to enter the product key again after installing this new version. Administrator privileges are no longer needed to install the software or enter the product key.
- Bug fixes include:
- an incorrect frame occasionally being displayed in the Camera Geometry Viewer
- OpenGL errors being mishandled on detection causing extra graphics memory usage
- a crash caused by mishandling of image movie frame numbers
New in Panoptica 1.0.9 (Apr 14, 2011)
- For licencing reasons, support for the H.264/AVC decoder has been disabled in the evaluation version. It is reinstated once the product is activated with a product key.
- The direct rendering of frames has been optimised to use fewer graphics adapter resources.
New in Panoptica 1.0.8 (Apr 14, 2011)
- Fixes and issue where entering a valid product key as a non-administrator user quietly failed.
New in Panoptica 1.0.7 (Apr 14, 2011)
- Fixes some issues with the File and context menu behaviour