You can set up as many camera groups as you like with different frame sizes to achieve an optimal layout in every situation. It is still a lot of manual effort but that is the only method available.
Unless you got some other error messages you aren't telling me about, I have no idea what caused this. Something made the browser report no support for one of many features that are required for the H.264 player to load. There's a chance that if you look in the "About This UI" panel while this problem is happening, it might tell you which feature was reported as unavailable. I've had reports before that Chrome on Android would crash and come back in jpeg mode like this, but I've never been able to reproduce it on any platform. In any case, restarting the browser is all I can suggest to fix it.
I'm having this issue with the current version of Chrome on OSX. When I check the about UI page it states that H.264 is not available and I'm only able to view JPEG. I've tested HTML5 and get positive results for H.264, the problem only seems to be with UI3. Can't figure out what I'm missing...
Feature Request
Would it be possible to make auto-play and reverse-play work together? Starting from the current clip and have it auto play in reverse, from clip to clip, like playing the timeline backwards. I like auto play, but I always have to assume some starting point where I want to see if something or anything happened. Currently, when selecting both, the program scrolls wildly through the clip list, not playing any of them. Thanks bp.
Yes, I have an older MacBook Pro that H.264 doesn't work on.I wouldn't expect there to be a problem. Anyone else have trouble with Chrome on Mac?
I only have one mac, OS hasn't been updated in a while. Chrome is at the latest version. Everything works. Safari, everything except audio works.
Sorry, I meant to say UI3 ver 24, BI 4.7.5.3.@Albert Einstien
Aha, you're streaming jpegs, where indeed reverse + autoplay is broken. Actually this is a symptom of a different problem. UI3 was supposed to start at the end of the clip/alert when reverse playback is enabled, but it was starting at the beginning, which in reverse playback means it was starting at the at the end...
I'm about to upload version 38 which will fix it.
Found a bug. Running UI v38.
Go into Clips and start playing a clip. Zoom into the picture. Then grab the marker to scrub thru the video and while doing so the picture moves around.
Yes, I have an older MacBook Pro that H.264 doesn't work on.
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However, h.264 is working on my newer MacBook Air.
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Another issue is neither computer will let me export to AVI using Chrome, but the export function works in Safari on both machines.