Virb Edit 2.8.0 Released

New version of Virb Edit for Mac out.

VIRB Edit for Mac software version 2.8.0 as of November 10, 2014

Changes made from version 2.7.0 to 2.8.0:
Added Gauge Builder, an application to easily create custom gauges.
Added support for custom gauge fonts.
Added support for a second accent color in gauges.
Added animation strip functionality to gauges.
Added a prompt when trying to exit the application while exporting.
Fixed UI issues in OS X Yosemite.

You can download it here.

0 Former Member over 11 years ago

Whatever they did worked a treat!! My Virb Elite worked properly for the first time today. GPS sensor was spot on, all data from speed/cadence/power meter sensors worked and aligned perfectly.

I'm a happy camper!!

0 geomonster over 11 years ago

My tracks are as flawed as ever - no change with this version of Virb Edit.

Anyone know where to find the Gauge Builder?

0 Former Member over 11 years ago

Whatever they did worked a treat!! My Virb Elite worked properly for the first time today. GPS sensor was spot on, all data from speed/cadence/power meter sensors worked and aligned perfectly.

I'm a happy camper!!

Good to hear! I believe we made some improvements to the automatic alignment logic in 2.7.

Anyone know where to find the Gauge Builder?

Right click on any gauge in the gauges UI.

0 geomonster over 11 years ago

By right click you mean Command Click?

This is all I see no matter which key modifier I use - CTRL, ALT or Command:

0 Former Member over 11 years ago

ctrl+click is the system standard for "right clicking" on a one button mouse, and we appear to have broken it in that UI.

Right clicking, or two-finger-clicking on a touchpad, will work, but we'll have to fix that ctrl+click in a future release. Thanks for the heads up, and sorry for the bug.

0 theOz2435 over 11 years ago

ctrl+click is the system standard for "right clicking" on a one button mouse, and we appear to have broken it in that UI.

Right clicking, or two-finger-clicking on a touchpad, will work, but we'll have to fix that ctrl+click in a future release. Thanks for the heads up, and sorry for the bug.

I can't get it to work either right-clicking or two-finger-touch on my touchpad. I tried editing the speed gauge on both the video screen and within the gauge selection window in the Editor section.

0 theOz2435 over 11 years ago

I can't get it to work either right-clicking or two-finger-touch on my touchpad. I tried editing the speed gauge on both the video screen and within the gauge selection window in the Editor section.

It looks like the version in the Mac store does not have the Gauge Builder. I downloaded the app directly from download link in this thread and this version works.

0 geomonster over 10 years ago

I am finding 2.8 to be really stable - today I created a video with 17 short clips from the last month and it worked perfectly, allowing me to trim the clips, add music and text, and then exported nicely and is now being uploaded to Vimeo.

Here's what I was working with.

What I would really like to see is the ability to add images into the videos, and for music to have more controls so I could stop or even change its level at points throughout the video, without resorting to an external program to tailor the music before it's added to the video.

0 geomonster over 10 years ago

And this is what came out of Virb Edit.

http://vimeo.com/115609531

0 geomonster over 10 years ago

One thing I really like in Virb Edit is the way you can save gauges as a template. I created a template from the gauges in this video and called it "Date, Time and Temps". Saves me some time if my video is the kind where there's no activity information anyway.

http://vimeo.com/116397023

Recorded in 1080p Time Lapse video, at 2 fps, on a Virb Elite. Rotation provided by Mindarin Astro, programmed to do a full 360 degree spin in 2 hours.