Felix Mujkanovic

After some more reading, all sources indeed seem to agree that color space conversion should happen under straight alpha. So I think I'm not going insane. Still, I wonder why...

Regarding the multi-line cell issue: I've had the same problem (#65), and in the latest version 1.6.1, that problem was fixed (#69). Hence, maybe at least this issue will disappear...

Thanks for the report! Cinecred got confused by the font family »Mitra«, which is installed on your system, and crashed. I've fixed this for the next version, but until then,...

Fixed in 1.6.0.

I always expected that this feature request would pop up at some point :) --- First of all, regarding BT.709: as far as I know, while BT.709 doesn't define an...

I'm very grateful for your input! In the following write-up, I've made open questions that you could comment on *italic*. ### (A) Swapping out the renderer I'm currently working on...

The just released Cinecred 1.6.0 brings most of the requested features, with the notable exception of on-screen previews being limited to sRGB. Still, arbitrary color spaces can be played out...

The just released Cinecred 1.7.0 ships with the ST 428 EOTF as described in my last comment. I hope the pretty long list of supported color spaces is now sufficient....

Is the *Runtime Fine Adjustment* option in the *Project Settings* enabled by any chance? That setting compresses vertical gaps to best achieve the desired runtime. In your case, it looks...

*Scroll per Frame* doesn't alter the vertical gaps in any way. It does however change the runtime, and when *Runtime Fine Adjustment* is enabled, that change in runtime leads to...