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Instant-replay game clipping for Linux. Forked from https://github.com/eklonofficial/Vice

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Andrew Marin Tell the user when a new release is out 7d ago

Tell the user when a new release is out The daemon asks GitHub once a day whether a newer release exists, twenty seconds after startup so it never competes with the window or the recorder. When there is one, a card shows the version, a few lines lifted from the release notes, and the right update command for how this machine installed Vice, using the detection that already existed for uninstall. It is built not to nag. One request a day at most, conditional on the cached etag. Nothing is shown unless the release is strictly newer than what is installed, so a development build ahead of the newest tag stays quiet. Drafts and prereleases are ignored. Dismissing hides the card for that version for good and leaves only a small chip in the top bar, and the flag is stored server side so a webview storage reset cannot bring it back. Every failure path is silent, and the whole thing is one toggle in Settings.

1 week ago

test_discord_rpc.py

Add mic/desktop volume balance, persistent Discord presence, and a KDE window-scan fallback

1 week ago

Add a timeline editor A full multi-track editor: drag clips from a searchable library onto video, audio and title tracks, trim and split them, drop transitions between them, and burn in titles. Export renders the whole timeline in one ffmpeg pass. Every video track is built the same way, so a clip on an upper track gets the same real transitions the program track does: segments and gap fillers joined by concat, with xfade at the junctions and the outgoing side extended by the transition length so absolute timeline positions never shift. Upper tracks fill their gaps transparently and composite with overlay, which is what lets the tracks below show through. Dip to accent has no xfade equivalent and renders as colour fades around a hard cut. Titles are drawn with drawtext reading the text from a sidecar file, so a percent sign in a title cannot blank the line, and static TTFs are shipped because drawtext cannot read the woff2 the UI uses. The preview plays the real clips: three video elements per track bound per frame to the current, outgoing and upcoming clips, so a run of transitions never tears down a decoder it is about to need again. The clock follows the visible video rather than the wall clock, which is what keeps playback smooth across cuts. Projects autosave server side and follow clips through renames and deletes, and exports can go to the library or anywhere else on disk.

1 week ago

Support modifier-combo hotkeys and detect XWayland windows on KDE/GNOME Hotkeys can now be a modifier combo like Alt+F9, not just a single key. The evdev listener tracks held modifiers and matches the full chord; left/right modifiers fold together and press order does not matter. Bare single-key binds are unchanged. Active-window detection now falls back to the X11 adapter over XWayland on non-Hyprland/Sway Wayland sessions (KDE Plasma, GNOME), so Discord Rich Presence and game tagging pick up XWayland games there. Fixes #101, #102

1 month ago

test_install_script.py

Add tests for the preview proxy and the dependency changes

1 week ago

Fix clip pipeline: fragmented MP4 probing, safe remux, GSR resolution, trim timestamps The duration probe read only the per-stream duration tag, which fragmented MP4 (what gpu-screen-recorder writes for replay clips) does not have. That single bug made healthy clips look unreadable: save_clip timed out and orphaned them (#81), and the startup moov remux then replaced playable files with 0.02s husks (#81). - New vice/media.py: shared ffprobe helper that prefers the container (format) duration, used by both recorder and share server. - _remux_moov only replaces a clip when the remuxed copy probes as a sane video of comparable size; otherwise the original is kept and the reason logged. - _wait_for_finalized_clip now times out on write inactivity instead of total elapsed time, so flushing a long replay buffer on slow storage is never abandoned mid-write. - GSR now receives -s WxH when recording.resolution is set; it was silently ignored on the default backend (#80). - Copy trims pass -avoid_negative_ts make_zero so clips cut mid-GOP keep audio and video aligned (#73). - Leftover .trim/.wm/.fix temp files from interrupted edits are removed at daemon startup. Closes #81, #80. Addresses #73.

1 month ago

test_playlists.py

Update playlist tests for editable and deletable auto playlists

1 week ago

test_runtime_and_recorder.py

Stop condemning NVIDIA machines to software compositing QtWebEngine cannot initialise GBM on NVIDIA and prints "GBM is not supported with the current configuration. Fallback to Vulkan rendering in Chromium." on every launch. That line announces a fallback, it does not report a failure, but it was treated as an immediate fatal signal and the app relaunched itself with software compositing before the window ever had a chance to render. Vulkan was also blocked on every NVIDIA machine, which disabled the exact fallback the message was announcing, so the only remaining GPU path was gone. The GBM line now triggers nothing. The repeating black window markers still do, at their existing threshold, so a genuine failure is still caught and still falls back for that run only. Vulkan is blocked only below driver 550, the series it actually segfaulted on (#82), and an unreadable driver version no longer downgrades the machine. Verified on an RTX 4060 with driver 610 under Hyprland: the window renders at full GPU with no black window markers at all.

1 week ago

test_share_server.py

Add a timeline editor A full multi-track editor: drag clips from a searchable library onto video, audio and title tracks, trim and split them, drop transitions between them, and burn in titles. Export renders the whole timeline in one ffmpeg pass. Every video track is built the same way, so a clip on an upper track gets the same real transitions the program track does: segments and gap fillers joined by concat, with xfade at the junctions and the outgoing side extended by the transition length so absolute timeline positions never shift. Upper tracks fill their gaps transparently and composite with overlay, which is what lets the tracks below show through. Dip to accent has no xfade equivalent and renders as colour fades around a hard cut. Titles are drawn with drawtext reading the text from a sidecar file, so a percent sign in a title cannot blank the line, and static TTFs are shipped because drawtext cannot read the woff2 the UI uses. The preview plays the real clips: three video elements per track bound per frame to the current, outgoing and upcoming clips, so a run of transitions never tears down a decoder it is about to need again. The clock follows the visible video rather than the wall clock, which is what keeps playback smooth across cuts. Projects autosave server side and follow clips through renames and deletes, and exports can go to the library or anywhere else on disk.

1 week ago

test_ui_static.py

Add a timeline editor A full multi-track editor: drag clips from a searchable library onto video, audio and title tracks, trim and split them, drop transitions between them, and burn in titles. Export renders the whole timeline in one ffmpeg pass. Every video track is built the same way, so a clip on an upper track gets the same real transitions the program track does: segments and gap fillers joined by concat, with xfade at the junctions and the outgoing side extended by the transition length so absolute timeline positions never shift. Upper tracks fill their gaps transparently and composite with overlay, which is what lets the tracks below show through. Dip to accent has no xfade equivalent and renders as colour fades around a hard cut. Titles are drawn with drawtext reading the text from a sidecar file, so a percent sign in a title cannot blank the line, and static TTFs are shipped because drawtext cannot read the woff2 the UI uses. The preview plays the real clips: three video elements per track bound per frame to the current, outgoing and upcoming clips, so a run of transitions never tears down a decoder it is about to need again. The clock follows the visible video rather than the wall clock, which is what keeps playback smooth across cuts. Projects autosave server side and follow clips through renames and deletes, and exports can go to the library or anywhere else on disk.

1 week ago

test_updates.py

Tell the user when a new release is out The daemon asks GitHub once a day whether a newer release exists, twenty seconds after startup so it never competes with the window or the recorder. When there is one, a card shows the version, a few lines lifted from the release notes, and the right update command for how this machine installed Vice, using the detection that already existed for uninstall. It is built not to nag. One request a day at most, conditional on the cached etag. Nothing is shown unless the release is strictly newer than what is installed, so a development build ahead of the newest tag stays quiet. Drafts and prereleases are ignored. Dismissing hides the card for that version for good and leaves only a small chip in the top bar, and the flag is stored server side so a webview storage reset cannot bring it back. Every failure path is silent, and the whole thing is one toggle in Settings.

1 week ago