[Ebobtron]

here is the alpha you can play with.

http://rapidshare.com/files/51649814...r21a1.zip.html
get FilmCutter21a1.zip

Latest alpha is here http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.ph...09#post1038309
and here http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.ph...37#post1038537

some details can be found @ http://avsfilmcutter.com/fcwebguide2a.html

oops sorry, new users will need the full 2.0 b package, here

things to look out for

• older project files will load without rejection but will create junk, the web page above has details about how to fix them.
• the mod marks (modification markers *) will only be reliable when editing with a single script. also filmcutter will not warn about saving the project if it is not saved.
• the status bar will show the source file being used and the project output script when viewing your work. f8 will display the output properties of the script in use or your project script if you have clicked view project.
• most actions you initiate will cancel what your are doing and proceed, this can cause some trouble if you are in the middle of a row edit or row insert. clicking view project will not cancel the row edit or row insert, use the cancel button, view project will mess the frame numbers in you insert or edit.
• don't forget to save your work
• the direct show compression manager interface is not disabled, it is also far from finished, so much minutia.
• the command line encoding interface is still available from the script editor menu or f7. is now in the main window menu too. the source for the encoding will be the file name shown on the status bar. click the view project button and press f7
  
• no wizards or genies in there, if your scripts don't have the same properties, filmcutter will only warn you when you click view project.
• a complete output script will only show in the editor as part of the total project when the project is saved. view project shows the whole thing but for some reason the last edit will not show up in the script editor unless the project has been saved.
• can not delete or remove source files yet, do it manually in the editor with the *.jfc files
  

things you can do

• open a source file and start editing, you no longer have to create or save a project be editing or viewing your work.
• single source editing
• multi-source editing
• add additional sources at any time.
• switch between scene and script editors at will, what ever you are viewing in one you view in the other, switch in either.