v1.1.4

This is a major release with big speed improvements and fixes to the color pipeline.

• On the second re-release of v1.1.4 annotations with blit viewports are possible.
• On a re-release of v1.1.4 improved OpenGL performance as soon as a clip is loaded and starts playing, when: Window->Preferences->Playback->Auto Playback and Window->Preferences->Playback->Auto Hide Pixel Bar are active.
• Simplified build scripts.
• Fixed macOS build issues (fixed in v1.1.3 re-release actually).
• Prevented a macOS python plug-in issue with Python 3.11.
• Fixed Wayland support on Ubuntu 22.04.3 LTS and later.
• Improved performance of OpenGL drawing between 20% and 150%. macOS has seen the most benefit going from playing videos at 4K at 15FPS to 60FPS.
• Added Preferences->OpenGL->Color Buffer Accuracy to select between automatic, float or 8-bit buffers for speeding up movies or getting more accurate color precision.
• Added option to select blitting of main viewports for potentially faster OpenGL drawing.
• Added Windows' stack traces with line numbers for easy debugging.
• Added Windows' stack traces to be saved into tmppath(). That is: %TMP%/mrv2.crash.log.
• Allowed pyFLTK be able to compile in Debug.
• Fixed floating values not respecting float values below 0 or higher than 1.
• Improved the performance of OpenGL by avoiding OpenGL context switching when not needed (you don't have a text input widget, nor a text annotations showing).
• Added Linux's stack traces with line numbers by relying on libbacktrace.
• Improved performance of OpenGL dramatically, particularly on macOS.
• Improved performance of drawing OpenGL annotations (drawings).
• Renamed skipped frames as drop frames.
• Fixed Preview thumbnails above the Timeline crashing the viewer on all platforms.
• Hide Preview thumbnails when going fullscreen or presentation.
• Fixed Playlist creation showing an empty view for the first clip loaded. (regression of v1.1.2).
• Several fixes to Presentation Mode.