New: • Crossfades set in ChopShop for Mac now render when you export. The picture dissolves and the sound fades across the seam. • Projects with crossfades keep them when you save here, instead of returning to the Mac overlapped with no fade. • The timeline still previews a crossfade as a straight cut, though you will hear it. The exported file blends.

Fixes: • Starting playback with the playhead at the end of the timeline did nothing. It now plays again from the beginning.

New: • Crop is now set per file. The crop panel frames the file under the playhead, so each file in a project can be framed on its own terms. • Projects cropped or flipped in ChopShop for Mac open here with their framing intact, and keep it when you save. • With several videos in a project, the export frame is the largest cropped file and the rest scale into it.

New: • iPhone support. ChopShop now runs on iPhone as well as iPad — the transport controls reflow to fit the smaller screen, and landscape gets its own tighter layout. • Crop by output size. Type the width and height you want, pick where that frame sits in the picture with the origin grid, and turn on Maintain proportions to keep the source's aspect ratio. • Export at any width. The height follows automatically so the picture keeps its proportions. Fixes: • Stills brought in from your photo library could arrive rotated or upside down. • A project whose audio ran past the end of its video ended with the last frame frozen on screen. That stretch is black now. • Clips of different sizes are fitted into the output canvas before cropping, so one crop frames every clip the same way. • The waveform in the audio preview was cut off on the right. • The crop overlay no longer dims stretches of the timeline that are audio-only. • Dialogs size themselves to their content instead of leaving empty space.