Build 510
Archive Timeline feature added to the timeline toolbar. Dragging from this timeline toolbar icon to a timeline in the files list or onto another timeline body will append selected clips to end of the targeted timeline.
Archives are a great way of building up set of clips in one timeline. This feature is also handy for trimming down unwanted video or combining two or more portions of video into one.
To use: Create an empty timeline and movie collection using the icon in the main window toolbar, name the new collection and link the timeline. The timeline will be linked automatically, but linking it again will rename the timeline using the name of the movie collection. With the new archive timeline ready to go, select some clips in a source timeline and drag from the Archive icon in the source timeline to this newly created timeline in the files list. Continue to archive clips from other timelines to build the archive.
Clips can be archived to the start of an archive timeline by holding down Command when dragging from the Archive icon in the soruce timeline toolbar. This is a great wrinkle to the feature that allows you to order clips by most recent at the start of the archive timeline.
The archiving process is queued and background threaded, so you can continue to archive clips even while other clips are being processed.
Replace Angles Offsets With Blank Movies added to the movie collection arrangement menu. This feature generates padding movies when offsetting movies creates gaps in synchronized angles in the collection.
Duplicate Timeline and Collection feature added to the timeline export menu. Hold down Option to create the duplicated timeline and collection in a new window. This feature was added to help when Optimizing Space for a timeline.
Jump playhead feature has been added to jump the playhead a preferred amount of seconds. By default, when '/' and ']' are tapped, the playhead will jump 3 seconds.
The preference can be found in the 'Keyboard Controls.plist' file, there is a setting called 'arrow key quick tap movie jump seconds', when its integer value is greater than zero, a quick tap will jump the playhead N seconds by the value set in the preference.
There are also preferences for the keys that will jump forward and backward: 'jump backward key number' and 'jump forward key number'. Using Apple's key codes, you can customise these keys. Below is link that has all the key codes.
The preferences plist files are located in 'Macintosh HD/Users/Shared/Angles/Preferences'.Close Front Super Tab short cut added using Shift Command W.