What’s New
Release notes and updates for All-22 Review.
0.9.56
Latest June 14, 2026- Add playlists to presentations — right-click any playlist and choose “Add to [Presentation]” to append all its clips as presentation items. No need to add clips one by one.
- TIFF image support — import .tif and .tiff images as presentation slides. Files are automatically converted to PNG during import.
- Cross-platform PDF & presentations — PDF slide import now works on Windows. Previously, presentation creation from PDFs was macOS-only.
0.9.55
June 13, 2026- XChange clips in playlists — adding XChange clips to a playlist now preserves the seek timestamps so each clip plays as an individual segment, not the full source video. Mix XChange clips from multiple games with regular clips in the same playlist.
- Context menu layering fix — right-click menus no longer appear behind the video player window.
- Create Playlist dialog — creating a new playlist now shows a proper dialog with a name field and folder tree picker, replacing the old text prompt.
0.9.53
June 12, 2026- Playlist folders — organize playlists into nested folders, just like a file manager. Create folders from the sidebar or the new directory browser window.
- Drag-and-drop — click and drag playlists between folders in the sidebar or directory browser.
- In-app directory browser — a Finder-like window for browsing, creating, renaming, moving, and deleting playlist folders. Open it from the browse button in the sidebar.
- Inline folder creation & rename — create and rename folders directly in the tree with no popup dialogs, matching native OS behavior.
- Context menu move — right-click any playlist to move it to an existing folder or create a new one.
- Dual screen improvements — the second-display window now has a draggable title bar, visible border, and remembers its size and position per display.
- Window layering fix — the video window no longer floats above other apps and comes to front properly when returning to All-22 Review.
0.9.50
April 12, 2026- Dual screen rewrite — completely rebuilt dual screen mode. The second display now shows a full video window with player, drawing tools, timeline, and controls. The main window becomes a data-only view with the grid and reports panel. Much more reliable than the previous transparent overlay approach.
- Tendencies panel customization — add or remove columns from any section (Situations, Offense, Defense) using the “Add data to section” button. Empty datasets auto-hide based on your data source, solving the Hudl vs RStudio column name difference. Your panel layout persists across app restarts.
- Grid column filtering — every data column now has a filter menu with searchable checkboxes. Filter any column by selecting or deselecting specific values.
- Cmd+Q fix — the app now fully quits on macOS when using Cmd+Q, even when the unsaved changes dialog is involved.
0.9.42
April 11, 2026- Unsaved changes guard — the app now warns you before closing the window or loading a different game when you have unsaved edits. No more accidentally losing your work.
- Window layering fix — the video player no longer floats above other apps on your screen. It stays within the All-22 Review window where it belongs.
0.9.41
April 5, 2026- Export: single compiled video — export all plays in the grid as one combined MP4 file. Handles mixed resolutions and framerates automatically by normalizing only the clips that don’t match the majority.
- Export respects filters — exporting from a playlist now only includes the plays visible in the grid after filters are applied. No need to create a new playlist for each concept cutup.
- Angle preferences in export — exported clips follow your angle order and skip disabled angles, matching what you see in the player.
- XChange segment extraction — XChange plays are properly extracted as individual segments during export instead of dumping the entire source video file.
- Export progress bar — the export dialog now shows a live progress bar with step descriptions during compilation.
0.9.4
April 5, 2026- Windows: XChange playback fixed — fast-forward, rewind, and slow-motion now work correctly on XChange games. Each play loads as an isolated segment instead of seeking within the full-length video file.
- XChange timeline accuracy — the scrub bar and timecode now use absolute positioning, fixing the timeline jump that occurred when releasing fast-forward or rewind on XChange games.
- Smoother pause-to-annotate transition — pausing now keeps the native video visible with a screenshot captured behind it. Selecting a drawing tool swaps instantly to the screenshot layer with no black flash.
0.9.3
April 2, 2026- Clip editor: native video player — the film splitter’s clip editor now uses the native video player instead of HTML5 video. Fixes a crash on Windows when previewing large broadcast recordings.
- Wide angle plays first — the Wide camera angle now always loads first when opening a game, regardless of how angles are ordered in the source files.
- Playlist angle selector — new per-clip angle dropdown in the playlist grid lets you choose which angle to play for each item.
- Windows: film splitter scene scan fix — fixed a crash when scanning videos for scene changes on Windows. The issue was caused by Windows drive letter paths being misinterpreted by ffmpeg’s filter parser.
0.9.2
April 2, 2026- XChange file support in Film Splitter — import a folder with a .xchange file and video to pre-populate cuts in the clip editor. Preview and adjust before exporting individual clips.
- Link Data File — attach a CSV or XLSX breakdown to any game in the splitter queue. The data file is automatically copied to the output folder alongside exported clips.
- XChange library detection — folders with .xchange or .xchange.xml files and a video are now correctly detected as games in the library
- XChange playback controls — fast-forward, rewind, and slow-motion now work correctly on XChange games with seek-based playback
- Platform-specific playback — macOS and Windows now use separate restoration strategies for scrubbing controls, fixing position jumps on macOS after fast-forward/rewind
0.9.1
April 2, 2026- Windows: fixed fast-forward getting stuck — throttled the render pipeline during high-speed playback to prevent the app from locking up. All playback controls now respond immediately when releasing fast-forward.
- Windows: reduced clip switch lag — faster file loading, smaller audio buffer, and demuxer prefetch tuning for snappier transitions between plays
- Auto-advance — plays now advance to the next clip automatically when they end (new default setting)
- Playlist fixes — tendency panel clicks now update the grid correctly, and the first clip auto-plays when opening a playlist
- Default Wide angle — Wide camera angle defaults to the first position when no angle preferences are set
- Shift+Arrow reliability on Windows — fixed a keyup detection quirk that could leave fast-forward or rewind active after releasing the keys
0.9.0
March 24, 2026- Film Import & Splitter — import full-length game film directly into All-22 Review. Scene detection scans for play boundaries, then cut and export individual clips to your library. Supports multiple games at once with per-file settings.
- Clip Editor — visual timeline editor for reviewing and adjusting detected cuts. Click any clip to preview it. Add, remove, or delete cuts with keyboard shortcuts (=, -, Delete). Sort by order or duration to spot outliers.
- Cooldown timer — prevents false cuts from camera pans by enforcing a minimum gap between cuts. Clips under the cooldown merge backward automatically. Manual cuts override the cooldown.
- Enhanced drawing tools — new freeform polyline tool (click to add points, double-click to end), dashed line style, and end-type selector (none, arrow, block) for all line tools
- Shape fill opacity — adjustable fill transparency for rectangles, triangles, and circles
- Line & shape editing — click any existing shape to change its end type, fill opacity, or stroke width
- Annotation frame-locking — drawings only display on their exact frame when paused. Clean screenshot captured once per frame, no duplicate captures on tool changes.
- Circle creation fix — circles now draw from corner like rectangles and triangles
- Tool persistence for lines — solid, dashed, and freehand tools stay active until you switch or press Escape
- Freehand icon updated to a curved line for clarity
- Import menu accessible via + Import button in the library panel
0.8.9
March 17, 2026- Viewing mode arrow shortcuts — plain arrow keys now control playback when not editing a cell (tap and hold patterns mirror Shift+Arrow)
- Scrubbing fixes — fast-forward and rewind no longer freeze after switching between clips
- Timeline sync — timeline stays smooth and in sync during all scrubbing speeds
- Fixed timeline duration resetting to 0:00 on some clips
- Fixed stale playback events from previous clips interfering with current playback
- Snapshot capture now only activates when drawing tools are in use
0.8.8
March 17, 2026- XChange file support — folders with .xchange files and video are auto-detected in the library
- Seek-based playback — XChange games play from a single video file with angle switching via frame seeks
- CSV data file support — CSV files recognized as a data source alongside Excel (xlsx preferred over csv)
- Windows: uncapped video FPS — video renders at native frame rate instead of 10fps cap
- Windows: video framing fix — paused and playing video frames now align perfectly
- Fixed angle switching race condition during playback
- Loading progress bar during game import
0.8.6
March 14, 2026- Playlist metadata columns are now editable
- Adding clips to playlists no longer auto-navigates away from the game
- Cleaned up toolbar — removed hint text and game count label
- Fixed black box in corner from initial video window frame
0.8.5
March 13, 2026- Annotations now display on all clips when paused (not just the first)
- Column reordering, resizing, and hiding in playlist grids
- Playlist tendencies support in the Reports panel
0.8.4
March 12, 2026- Fixed macOS Keychain prompts appearing after every update
0.8.0
March 10, 2026- Angle selector — choose which camera angles play and in what order
- Licensing system — activation screen with trial and license key support
- Library zip extraction — drop a zip file and it auto-extracts
- Multi-angle parsing for Hudl naming patterns
- Column manager for play grid customization
0.7.5
March 9, 2026- Improved dial scrubbing responsiveness during fast spinning
0.7.4
March 8, 2026- Added Check for Updates to native menu bar
0.7.3
March 8, 2026- Logitech dial scrubbing — MX Creative Console support with fine and fast scrub modes
- Presentations — slide viewer with presenter notes and PDF support
- Cutups & playlists — export and manage clip collections
- Right-click context menus throughout the app
- Auto-updater reliability improvements
0.7.2
March 7, 2026- Fixed download URL handling for auto-update on macOS
- Improved error reporting with copy-to-clipboard log path in update banner
- Added persistent updater log file for debugging update issues
0.7.1
March 7, 2026- Fixed auto-update download URL format for GitHub releases
- Bug fixes for macOS updater install script
0.7.0
March 7, 2026- Playlist export — export playlists as individual clips or a compiled video with metadata
- Renamed to All-22 Review throughout the app
- Custom macOS auto-updater using GitHub Releases (no code signing required)
- Update banner with progress indicator and error reporting
0.5.7
March 3, 2026- Fixed ⌘W closing window during playback
- Auto-play on game load for faster workflow
- Library folder open/closed state persists across sessions
0.5.5
February 25, 2026- Library folders collapsed by default for cleaner sidebar
- Row numbers in the data grid
- Multi-select in the Tendencies/Reports panel
0.5.3
February 19, 2026- Reduced CPU usage during playback (30fps → 10fps time observer)
- Fixed dialog layering over native video on macOS
0.5.0
February 18, 2026- Excel-style grid editing — Enter commits and moves to next row, Tab moves to next column
- Custom Mac updater — no code signing required for auto-updates
- Arrow key navigation in grid edit mode
- Shift+Arrow playback works even while editing grid cells
0.4.0
February 17, 2026- Windows support — native video playback via mpv
- Frame capture (screenshots) on Windows
- New app icon
0.3.0
February 2026- Windows video positioning and resize fixes
- Silent auto-update on Windows via electron-updater
0.2.0
February 2026- In-app auto-update via GitHub Releases
- First public release with macOS and Windows builds
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