Improved project editing and export reliability. • Preserves your timeline when replacing a media file fails. • Protects existing videos if export file replacement fails. • Fixes ripple deletion across multiple tracks and media relinking. • Fixes deleted presets reappearing during iCloud sync. • Improves FIT file parsing stability. • Adds crash and error diagnostics to help improve reliability. Sharing is on by default and can be turned off in Settings.

• Fixed a crash or prolonged stall that could occur when cancelling an export. • Improved resilience for problematic video sources and expanded export diagnostics. • Fixed manual bitrate entry, saving on focus loss, and Return-key confirmation feedback.

• Prevented problematic video clips from stalling an entire export. • Added automatic decoder fallbacks that continue with a still or black frame when needed. • Added completion warnings and affected-clip markers while preserving later edits and audio whenever possible.

• Fixed incorrect moving-time calculations caused by small residual values in the first FIT lap. • Improved native timeline interactions and macOS project entry. • Refined the welcome screen layout and introduced a modernized app icon.

Fixed FIT absolute-clock offsets with subsecond start phases and after weather enrichment. 29.97/59.94 NTSC timelines now use exact frame rates and correct DF/NDF labels, while millisecond clock correction leaves activity duration and sync position unchanged.

Fixed an export failure affecting some 59.94 fps videos when the container duration slightly exceeded the actual video track. Export-range validation now ignores overlays outside the selected range.

Timeline editing is now faster and more reliable, with improved dragging, trimming, snapping, multi-selection, Undo/Redo, and Command-B splitting at the playhead. The redesigned welcome window also improves project and template management.

Adds a more flexible multitrack workflow: drag video clips below the timeline or from another video track to create a new track, remove empty tracks in one click, and get a clear prompt when closing unsaved projects.

Improves reliability for large multi-video projects, optimizes export preparation and audio-track reuse, and adds one-click email sharing for privacy-safe export diagnostics.

• Export editable JianYing Pro for macOS drafts from the main toolbar. Currently supports JianYing Pro for macOS 5.9.0 (build 1). • Name the draft, choose where to save its transparent rendered data-layer video, then open JianYing after export. • Choose HEVC with Alpha or ProRes 4444 for the data-layer video. • The macOS app and CLI continue to offer full editing, preview, and export.

• Added an altitude profile gauge and smoother live altitude display for COROS FIT activities. • Fixed uneven shading in completed altitude-profile sections and unified the component thumbnail style. • Improved overlay preview refresh and resized export dialogs to match their content. • Added cross-platform checks and a dependency security update.

• Select every timeline clip with Command-A, and right-click now selects a clip first. • Select timeline gaps and ripple-delete them with Delete or the context menu. • Fixed inspector focus stealing and deletion of the final unused media-pool item. • Improved FIT/GPX parsing, video export reliability, and undo consistency.

Adds App Store update notifications and fixes occasional pace spikes near segment start lines.

• DataLayer Studio 1.0 focuses on stability and a complete editing workflow • More reliable project saving, legacy compatibility, undo/redo, and error feedback • Refined multitrack timeline, overlay editing, copy feedback, and keyboard controls • Verified transparent and composited exports, 4K long-form output, and performance • Fixed resizing one gauge affecting the size of other gauges

• Projects reopen at the last playhead position and keep downloaded weather data, so you can continue editing immediately. • Gaps between video and activity tracks can now be selected and deleted, with pasting supported at the playhead. • Fixed distance units not updating after the first import, and improved playhead snapping and canvas visuals.

• Reworked media import and timeline editing with Finder drag-and-drop and toggleable snapping. • Added clip copy, cut, and two paste modes, including paste from empty timeline areas. • Added sync markers, millisecond fine-tuning, and frame-by-frame nudging for precise alignment. • Added export presets and a unified export settings, progress, and results flow. • Added aspect-ratio locking for custom export resolutions. • Improved editor feedback and fixed playhead snapping, media drag-and-drop, and alignment edge cases.

DataLayer Studio 0.3.0 introduces a redesigned editor built around a new Welcome window, a three-section Library for media, data components, and reusable templates, and adjustable workspace panels. The unified multitrack timeline now supports marquee and multi-selection, group dragging, frame stepping, and improved overlapping multi-camera alignment. Add data layers by click, right-click, or drag and preview the result instantly.

Automatic timeline alignment now places media by recording time. Project save/open workflows now use dedicated project and preset file types. You can also enable or disable individual timeline clips, with timeline layout and release-quality improvements throughout.

• A new lightweight multitrack timeline for multiple videos and activity files • Move, trim, split, snap, multi-select, and move clips between tracks of the same type • Audio waveforms on video tracks, with upper video tracks covering lower tracks • FIT pauses preserved in real time, with black canvas or transparency for gaps • Save and open timeline projects, and relink offline media • Export the full timeline or multiple individual clips • Improved mixed-orientation media, weather data, undo/redo, and sandboxed export reliability

A brand-new timeline workspace (DaVinci-style): the bottom panel becomes a timeline with clear video and overlay tracks and a red playhead for instant scrubbing. • Media pool: import multiple videos and multiple FIT/GPX files per project, with multi-select • Drag the video or activity clip to sync • Set the export range with in/out handles on the timeline • Clips are shown at their true duration ratio

Redesigned workspace: a unified control shell, a one-tap Output panel in the top-right, and a DaVinci-style resizable sync/trim area. Preview playback now works with activity data alone—press Space to play right after loading. Faster rendering and transparent export, smoother start/finish pace, plus many fixes (custom resolution, export dialog, and more).

Emergency fix: Weather gauge settings can now be opened reliably. Kept the 0.1.7 export trimming and iPadOS follow-up improvements.

Added export range trimming with start/end controls and quick set-from-playhead actions. Improved the export summary with output duration, bitrate, and estimated file size. Polished file title display, verification badge presentation, and interface details.

Added export range trimming with start/end controls and quick set-from-playhead actions. Improved the export summary with output duration, bitrate, and estimated file size. Polished file title display, verification badge presentation, and interface details.

Added export range trimming with start/end controls and quick set-from-playhead actions. Improved the export summary with output duration, bitrate, and estimated file size. Polished file title display, verification badge presentation, and interface details.