Jon Frydensbjerg

Hi @jojje, Thanks for sharing your ideas in such detail. I'm in the process of finalizing the next version (which should be out this week), and once it's done, I'll...

> Looking forward to the new version. Hopefully I can implement this one myself on _that_ code base. > > Was staring for 30 minutes at CompareVideo::video function, but failed...

I've pushed a commit that enables fetching new frames when `D` is pressed. It's nothing fancy, but it's surely an improvement to the user experience. However, it doesn't resolve the...

Hi @pldavid2, Thanks for your suggestion and kind words. Adding on-screen controls is something I've also thought about. However, I must mention that implementing this feature is a bit more...

Thanks for the clarification, we are on the same page. I realize now that I understood your intent but my initial response was unclear. I wrote "on-screen controls" but it...

By pressing `H`, on-screen help for controls is now overlaid. Use the mouse to scroll the help text.

Hey @zbutfly, Yeah, I'm aware of that. The embedded font included in the executable is mostly restricted to the Latin character set. Please see: https://github.com/pixop/video-compare/issues/25#issuecomment-1252155183 If someone knows of an...

Yes, embedding a font with JP/CN support will likely increase the executable file size significantly, but I can't think of a better way which works seamlessly on Linux, Mac OS...

Thank you for the feedback; I'm glad to hear you find it useful! I'm not entirely sure what you're aiming to achieve, but you might consider using video filters to...

OK, in that case, the answer to your original question is "no, not today". `video-compare` must fill the buffer first **before** it can loop over what's in the buffer. To...