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How to dynamically enable/disable milliseconds in the timeline? #834
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You can update the options set in uosc.conf at runtime. |
This kinda gets all wonky when 1.mp42.mp4Perhaps this is another case of this, or something similar ? |
That's super weird, and I can reproduce it. wtf Edit: found the problem, not sure how to solve yet. it's a problem with a cache hitting some false positives. |
Caching the zero represenation sounds like a good idea, until the precision gets changed and then e.g. 01:40:23.13 returns -00:00:00.0 because it has the same amount of characters, messing up our width estimation and pseudo monospace thingy. Clearing the cache on options change avoids such conflicts. Fixes tomasklaen#834
Perfect. I created a menu option as |
Caching the zero represenation sounds like a good idea, until the precision gets changed and then e.g. 01:40:23.13 returns -00:00:00.0 because it has the same amount of characters, messing up our width estimation and pseudo monospace thingy. Clearing the cache on options change avoids such conflicts. Fixes #834
time_precision=2
inuosc.conf
works fine but I want to do this on the fly via a command, so that I can set keybinding for it or use in the menu.I've searched the issues here but could not find a solution.
script-message-to uosc set time_precision 4
is not related to this I assume, which doesn't work either.Thanks in advance.
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