Choose Windows ▸ Sequence List to open the sequence list window.
The sequence list manager shows all the current sequences, their frame range, rate and step, with controls to manipulate the sequences.
Note
If a background image is loaded, it appears as the last image.
From left to right, the controls are:
Remove Sequence
Removes the entire sequence from MPlay.
Reorder Sequence
Moves the sequence up in the sequence list.
Make this the Current Sequence
Selects this sequence to be shown in the current viewport. The current viewport, when there are more than one, is outlined in green with a green label.
Diff against this Sequence
When using the Diff feature of MPlay, this selects the 2nd sequence to compare the first sequence to. You can also compare a sequence to itself, with a frame offset.
Sequences
This is an information-only label showing the various image sequences that are loaded.
Reload Sequence
Reloads all images in the sequence.
Save Sequence
Lets you to save all or part of the sequence.
Lock Frame Range
Manually overrides the frame range of the sequence.
Frame Range
The frame range of the sequence. If Lock Frame Range is on, you can enter a new frame range for the sequence.
Fit Frame Range to This Sequence
Sets the global frame range to the current frame range of this sequence.
Override Start Frame
Shifts the sequence to a new start frame. This is useful for aligning the sequence in time with different frame ranges.
Start Frame
The current start frame of the sequence.
FPS
The frame rate of the sequence. Normally you would change the frame rate of MPlay to change the frame rate, however this control lets you compare two sequences of different rates.
Step
The frame step of the sequence. A step of 1 shows every frame.
Extend
Specifies how the sequence is extended outside its frame range - Black frames, Cycle, Mirror or Hold.
Aspect
This shows the pixel aspect ratio of the image. Most images have square (1:1) pixels. Other images can have rectangular pixels like 2:1 (aspect = 2) or 1.09:1 (1.09). This will modify how the image is shown by stretching (aspect > 1) or squashing (aspect < 1) it horizontally, so that the display is a more accurate representation.
Flip Image
Flips all images in the sequence vertically.
Remove Black Frames
Skips missing frames in the sequence. This will make any frames after missing frames out of synch with their actual frame number, but prevents black frames from appearing during playback.
This only has an effect if you started MPlay from the command line with the -g option .