Three days ago we released Video Cue 1.1.5, which was intended to provide more aggressive buffering for higher performance. Several users have reported this version of the cue has caused serious problems on their systems. Therefore, we are rolling back to version 1.1.4, available from the Update Manager. Apologies for any trouble this may have [...]

This release is focused on bug fixes, but there’s one big change I felt merited jumping up to version 1.3. When Leopard comes out, OS X icons will be changing format. In preparation for that change, and in celebration of the many recent high profile installations of QLab, I commissioned Bobby Anderson to give QLab [...]

Lots of stuff in this release that I’ve been promising for ages. Today you finally get it! Highlights: Assign MIDI messages to QLab commands or any cue! Video rotation, translation, scale, and explicit numbers for the window position! A “Refresh Targets” toolbar button, to pick up changes you’ve made to your media files in other [...]

This release fixes a handful of important bugs with the Video Cue; I recommend updating. Changes are as follows: Fixed a bug that could cause QLab to crash when playing multiple Video Cues. Fixed a problem where the final frame of a video could pop to 100% visibility when “stop target when done” was checked [...]

This bugfix update addresses the choppy playback introduced by the release of Quicktime 7.1.5. You can retrieve the new version of the cue by going to “QLab” → “Check for Updates…”

It’s a bright, sunny, crisp Saturday morning here in Maryland. A perfect morning for a new release. The video cues go legit today. Hooray! I look forward to your continued feedback as we make them even better. All these brand-spankin-new possibilities the video cue opens up deserve a brand-spankin-new website. So that’s what I gone [...]

Lots of new stuff. Check out the change log. Important note: Please be sure to update all your plugins to their newest version when upgrading to QLab 1.1.

Lots of fixes, lots of features. Hilights are that Intel machines can now take full advantage of MOTU output devices, you can do global channel patching for each device, adjust volume levels for each device, and use aggregate devices without a delay (although note that aggregates are processor hungry, so you’ll probably need a newer [...]

This release attends to a few bugs, and attempts to make the Sound Cue mixers a little more intuitive. The Initial Fade Levels of a Sound Cue now update the sound’s volume in real time, and they are now given the default 1-to-1 routing instead of the Master Levels (you should rarely have to touch [...]

QLab 1.0.1 became available last night, along with version 1.0.1 of the Sound Cue and Fade Cue. These versions squash several important bugs. It is recommended that you update.