"Paste feedback" on each board card takes a client's message as it arrived
and splits it into rounds ("FEEDBACK 113 DUE Oct 7 12:00 PM") and per-shot
notes, tolerating WhatsApp copy prefixes, bold markers, wrapped lines,
several codes per note and codes without the show prefix.
A review step shows each note's shot, the version the client was sent,
the player frame and a "move task to Changes" tick (on by default).
Saving creates a FeedbackRound, a player comment per note tagged
source=WHATSAPP (shown as "Client feedback") and a board line under the
round's due time; ticking the line off resolves the comment.
Quoted frames are read as comp frames: shot frameStart or the house 1001,
plus the slate (recorded, else 1 for pipeline previews). Version.duration
is never stored on live, so the length-based slate inference can't be used.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Renders run 8 frames past the cut at each end. Directors were flagging
glitches in unfixed handles as shot problems, so the player now marks
them — without trimming or burning anything into the EXRs/MOV/MP4.
- Version.handleHead/handleTail/pictureStartFrame, Export.handleHead/
handleTail; migration backfills pipeline exports and their preview
versions from the manifest's handleFrames (else 8)
- AE panel: "Includes handles [8] frames each end" -> manifest.review;
older manifests fall back to source.handleFrames
- finalize copies handles onto the Version; worker 1.6.4 reports the
head slate length (pictureStartSeconds), else the player infers it
as MP4 frames - EXR frameCount
- Player: hatched HANDLE / SLATE regions and cut marks on the timeline,
"HEAD/TAIL HANDLE · NOT IN EDIT" overlay on handle frames, HANDLE badge
on notes, "Edit range only" toggle (default on in the client portal)
- Staff Handles editor on the review page for manual uploads/corrections
Also fixes two player bugs found while testing: timeToFrame floored
float error (every seek landed a frame early), and J/reverse never ran
(the keyboard effect's cleanup stopped it on the next render).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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