\section{ZEPLAY 3.1.0 Release Notes}
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\textbf{6772} \textbf{Support for Importing and Exporting Avid DNxHD files}
\textbf{ZEPLAY can now import Avid DNxHD 145, 220 and 22x files.  ZEPLAY can now export Avid DNxHD 145 files.}
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\textbf{8338} \textbf{User Preference allows T-bar to be enabled by default}
\textbf{The T-bar can now be set to be enabled automatically when ZEPLAY starts.}
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\textbf{8340} \textbf{ZEPLAY can import AVCIntra files}
\textbf{AVCIntra Class 50 and Class 100 files can now be imported for use in Sequences.}
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\textbf{8342} \textbf{Controller actions allow editor to navigate sequences}
\textbf{The Previous and Next buttons now allow Sequences to be navigated in the Editor in the same manner that Plays are navigated in the PlayBar.}
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\textbf{8381} \textbf{Add setting that defines default value for Preroll and Postroll of archive operations}
\textbf{Users can now specify the amount of pre and post-roll that should be applied by default.}
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\textbf{8883} \textbf{Refined labeling of preview windows makes it easier to tell what you are doing}
\textbf{Streamlined the labeling of the output preview windows.  Among other improvements, the windows now include a countdown to the end of the current Play or Sequence item depending on mode.}
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\textbf{8924} \textbf{Go to Timecode}
\textbf{Users can now jump directly to any instant of the action by holding Shift, pressing Go To Live and then entering the desired Timecode.}
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\textbf{8942} \textbf{Redesigned User Interface elements}
\textbf{Redesigned several key elements of the ZEPLAY user interface.  New screens are easier to use and nicer looking.}
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\textbf{9072} \textbf{Video glitch when going from slow to 0%}
\textbf{Fixed an issue that could cause a visible slow-motion glitch when slowing down in interlaced resolutions.}
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\textbf{9171} \textbf{video glitch when going from 100% to <100%}
\textbf{Resolved an issue that caused a glitch when speeding up beyond 100%.}
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