Split from #242 after a current follow-up from @FBox467.
Description
The reporter says that in v1.2.1, after lowering playback speed, the whole clip is no longer visible on the timeline.
This maps to the original #242 timeline-speed item: after changing clip speed, the displayed duration and the clip block's appearance on the timeline should update so the clip remains reachable and visually understandable.
Expected Behavior
When a clip is slowed down, the timeline should reflect the longer effective duration and keep the full clip visible or reachable through the timeline scroll/zoom controls.
Current Signal
- OS/build from the original report: Windows 10, previously
v1.1.23
- Current follow-up: reporter mentions
v1.2.1
- Trigger: lower playback speed on a clip
- Symptom: the entire clip is not visible on the timeline
Scope
This issue tracks the slow-speed timeline visibility/layout regression only. The broad #242 omnibus remains closed so each confirmed current issue can be fixed and verified independently.
Split from #242 after a current follow-up from @FBox467.
Description
The reporter says that in
v1.2.1, after lowering playback speed, the whole clip is no longer visible on the timeline.This maps to the original #242 timeline-speed item: after changing clip speed, the displayed duration and the clip block's appearance on the timeline should update so the clip remains reachable and visually understandable.
Expected Behavior
When a clip is slowed down, the timeline should reflect the longer effective duration and keep the full clip visible or reachable through the timeline scroll/zoom controls.
Current Signal
v1.1.23v1.2.1Scope
This issue tracks the slow-speed timeline visibility/layout regression only. The broad #242 omnibus remains closed so each confirmed current issue can be fixed and verified independently.