Alpha 4 - April 2017

Big features:

• Transition support (reading from EDLs, writing to RV)
• RV session file adapter (writing only) (with help from @tweakjon)
• Maya Sequencer adapter (from @bashesenaxis)
• HLS adapter (from @reinecke)
• Support for saving a collection of OTIO objects in one file (e.g. a bin of timelines & clips)

Smaller stuff:

• API clarification for inclusive/exclusive end_time.
• Conceptual architecture documentation.
• Fixed non-24 fps timecode. (from @reinecke)
• More robust EDL parsing based on production data from real studios. (from @adaro and others)

Alpha 3 - January 2017

This release includes:

• Final Cut Pro 7 XML adapter (from @bashesenaxis )
• Adobe Premiere support via the FCP 7 XML adapter (from @bashesenaxis )
• Cross-platform PySide viewer application and widget for visually inspecting OTIO compatible files. (from @bashesenaxis )
• Marker support in the CMX EDL reader
• New code documentation system
• Coverage make target
• Optimized the unit test run time

Alpha2

Includes:

• Support for versioning schemas ( #10 ). As things change, developers can define upgrade functions so that future versions of OTIO can gracefully upgrade older versions of the schema.
• Nesting and functionality to fetch the range of nested items/compositions ( #16 #13 )
• Removing the unused "transform" property ( #12 )
• Python 3 support ( #19 #24 #20, @reinecke )
• Conversion to/from seconds for RationalTime ( #17, @reinecke )
• Cleanup on the setup.py ( #18 @reinecke )

Thank you!

Alpha1

First public push of OTIO to early collaborators.