As I wrote on the mailing list, I’ll soon be turning my attention to sketching out a roadmap to that gleaming city on a hill, Version 1.0. There are plenty of cool features that I’m itching to work on, but I think it’s important to finish up the basics and get 1.0 out the door [...]

This release cleans up the cue numbers, including the option to auto-number new cues. I am also trying to increase your ability to manipulate QLab using only the keyboard. To that end I’ve added a key command to move back and forth between the Inspector panel and the current workspace, and to move among the [...]

Tonight’s release focuses on cue numbers and providing other ways to set cue targets (instead of just drag and drop). The current implementation of cue numbers is not a complete solution—I have not yet included automatic generation of cue numbers, for example. But you can renumber selected cues by a user-specified increment. (Would one call [...]

In the next day or two I’ll be posting a new version featuring cue numbers (and the ability to target via cue numbers), alternate sound file assignment methods, and a few other goodies. I then expect I’ll start narrowing down exactly what features must be in version 1.0. Since feature requests have leveled off in [...]

This is primarily a bug-fix release, handling some annoying UI issues and some more serious playback bugs. For one thing, this should make seeking through sequences a kinder, more reliable experience. This release also revises the playback logic internally to ensure that tricky recursive flow control doesn’t bring the app down. In short, not much [...]

In order to make the Tracker more responsive, I run it as “Fast CGI” rather than normal CGI. Unfortunately, running it as Fast CGI seems to make it flaky and prone to crashing on occasion, which appears to have just happened in a rather ugly way–no fcgi files are currently working at all. I’ve sent [...]

This is a quickie fix for a bug in 0.9.4r3 that caused QLab to crash when seeking through a Fade Cue. Oops.

Despite a weekend trip to my Grandmother-in-law’s home in Virginia for her 93rd birthday (!), I’ve managed to squeeze out a new release tonight. Major changes have been made to the Fade Cues, as well as some revisions to the interface. The changes to the Fade Cues require you to recreate fades in old workspaces. [...]

My wife has been visiting a friend in Chicago this week, which means that I have had some extra time in the evening to retreat into Developer Land, a strange and mysterious place where meals are irregular and sleep is a restless affair disturbed by visions of Cues interlocked in an abstract choreography of architectonic [...]