Hello flugal 123qazrq,
I can not seem to figure out how to contact you directly. When I click on your profile, an option to send private message does not appear. All other boards that I am on, you can, so maybe I am just missing something. If you can let me know how to send you a message directly, I can give you my personal information.
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The beta version that I am using, by the way, is not displaying actual shots from the movies, just looks like about the size of maybe that part of an image from screen in the movie - 1/2"by 1". I know it should display an actual screen from the video file, but it's not, and if I move through the timeline of the movies, they are not changing. I have tried with many different video files, but I just can't seem to get it to work. I don't know if you have ever tried TMPGenc Video Mastering Works (it only does re-encodes), but there timeline with images is extremely well done, and I think that is what you are after with your timeline images.
This feature will work in the release of Video Splitter 3.0 verison. It is not working properly in this beta version.
Another good feature that would be good to implement, is additional arrow buttons that you could use to "fast forward" and "backwards" in a video file. Make them click-able multiple times to increase the speed forward or backwards at variable speeds - 1 click +2X, 2 clicks +3X, 3 clicks +4x...(not sure exactly what speeds would be best, maybe if I had access to a demo that would give me an option of choosing multipliers to play with adjusting to see what speed increases are optimal, or maybe it could be in the options for an individual to set their own multipliers per click, which would probably be even sweeter!) and then clicking the play or pause button would return back to normal speed in forward mode. The advantages of this is if you know what scene you are looking for, you can find it more quickly and easier than trying to hole the timeline and sliding it, because the variable speed controls would go through the file much more smoothly than with a mouse. Its a feature in tmpgenc that works very well, and it would be a great addition to yours as well.
I think it is useful feature. Probably we will implement it in future releases.
Many thanks fo all your suggestions.