LRTimelapse 5.5.2 is ready and fixes a couple of issues that users reported.
Readded support for older MacOS >= 10.13 (High Sierra and Mojave)
In some render scenarios rendering could fail, if the dimensions of the input files were not even. This happened also when rendering preview videos. Fixed.
Small UI fix in render dialog
Small improvement in resizing of the the rendered videos
On some systems writing compositions from 16 bit intermediaries failed, fixed.
Reloading sequences from some Sony cameras after having done changes in Lightroom to the Keyframes made the intervals vanish, fixed.
As always, if you had installed a beta before, uninstall it before installing the new version. On mac trash the application, clear trash before installing the new version.
Please update as soon as possible, you’ll find the download for 5.5.2 on the download page.
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LRTimelapse 5.5.2 is ready and fixes a couple of issues that users reported.
