Choose exactly which clips to organize. Move your shortlist, selected clips, the current filtered view, or the whole session. The preview and move count follow your choice.
See the size of your shortlist. Clip count, total running time, and file size are now shown in the sidebar and export preview, so you can see how much footage you are taking into the edit.
Choose your folder structure. Give the output folder a name, or place rating and tag folders directly in the destination you choose.
Update from inside RushCut. Use Check for Updates in the RushCut menu to find and install future releases.
Changed
JSON manifests are optional and off by default. Enable Generate JSON manifest when you want a file containing clip ratings, tags, and file locations for use in other tools.
Organize footage in batches. Clips you do not export stay in your session with their ratings and tags, ready for another pass.
Clearer export controls. Organize Clips opens the export options, and Move Clips makes the final action explicit. Shortlisted clips remains the default.
Improved
Lower memory usage when browsing large footage sessions.
More consistent sidebar spacing and alignment, with refined corners on clip cards and the expanded player.
VoiceOver labels across clip cards, ratings, tags, and the main controls.
The offline license grace period is now 90 days, up from 30.
Fixed
Grouping options now fit within the sidebar without being cut off.
RushCut now displays an alert if a session cannot be saved.
Updating from 0.2.0
Download and install this release from your Polar customer portal once. Version 0.2.0 does not have the built-in updater; future updates can be installed from RushCut.