Current version: v1.22
(e.g. mics on ch2 + ch4 with an empty ch3), OnMic's automatic speaker->channel map paired the 2nd speaker to the empty channel, so that speaker read as never talking and their whole camera got disabled. Silent channels are now excluded from the detected isolated mics, so speakers map to the channels that actually carry audio.
- Added warning-only sync checks to Check sequence. OnMic now flags suspicious mic/camera start or end mismatches before analyzing or cutting. - Removed the confusing "speaker order matches track order" checklist reminder. - Removed the unfinished Find show start beta from Advanced. - Kept OnMic's normal non-destructive editing flow unchanged.
- Made Speaker Names and Tag Speakers rows use the same label-and-box layout as the Layout controls. - Speaker name boxes and Select Speakers boxes now share the same width and right-side alignment.
- Made the speaker-name boxes line up with the camera tag boxes below them. - Removed the small mic-channel labels next to speaker names so setup reads cleaner and less technical.
- Renamed "Cutting Method" to "Edit Pace" so the setting reads more like an editing style choice. - Renamed the pace choices to Balanced, Quick Cuts, and Relaxed. - Moved Edit Pace into Advanced so the main setup stays simpler.
- Removed the visible Flatten choice from Advanced while we keep the real one-track Flatten problem on the back burner. - OnMic now always applies the normal non-destructive switching path, even if an older saved setup/profile still had Flatten saved. - Cleaned up sequence-check wording so the panel no longer points users toward Flatten while the option is hidden.
- Flatten is still available, but it no longer uses macOS/Windows shortcut automation to move clips between tracks. - Flatten now only uses a direct Premiere command if Premiere exposes one to extensions. If that command is hidden, OnMic stops before changing the timeline and tells you to use non-destructive switching for that sequence.
- Fixed the new panel-driven Flatten path stopping at "selection-mismatch" by verifying selected video pieces by clip identity/timing instead of fragile JavaScript object identity. - The Flatten shortcut path now rejects any selected audio item explicitly and refreshes Premiere's timeline selection before sending the move-up shortcut.
