
JAMD Microscopic Video Editor
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What's New in JAMD Microscopic Video Editor
2.4
October 14, 2026
[2.4] You can now correct the orientation of your footage ■ Rotate to match how your camera is mounted If the camera on your microscope is mounted sideways, your footage used to stay tilted all the way to submission. The rotation buttons at the top of the editing screen turn the video 90° in either direction. Rotation does not change the content, the length, or the left-right relationship of the footage, so it works as a correction for camera mounting. There is deliberately no mirror/flip function, because flipping would swap left and right and turn one tooth into another. ■ The preview now matches the exported video Several things used to look different in the preview from the video you actually export. - Footage recorded in portrait appeared tilted in the preview only - Subtitles appeared less than half their true size on iPad - With two or more overlaid photos, the front-to-back order could be reversed In every case the exported video was correct and only the preview was wrong. Videos you have already exported or submitted are unaffected. ■ Guidance that helps you avoid re-recording - The Certified Dental Hygienist description on the home screen still showed the old rules; it now shows the current ones (required task 90–120 sec, free tasks up to 90 sec each) - Before you import a video, the app explains that the required task cannot be cut in the middle - If you choose a video that is shorter than the required length, the app tells you right away ■ Easier to operate - Split and delete are now icons on the timeline row, leaving more room on screen - Overlaid photos are laid out on separate rows on the timeline when there are several - If photo access is turned off, the app now says so (importing from the Files app needs no photo access) - Fixed the screen being cut off at the sides on devices set to a large text size Note: nothing has changed in the exported video (resolution, frame rate, silent audio) or in the submission-rule checks.
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