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The take's cursor sidecar already carries each click's timestamp, the same table the click bounce and the auto-zoom read. This turns it into sound: the hits travel on the scene description in finished-programme seconds and the compositor sums them, per hit, over the assembled audio. They are placed by the editor's own projection rather than baked into one rendered file, because an imported audio track is moved by a speed region and never stretched: a bed laid down against one edit falls behind every click after it. Nothing to re-render, nothing to keep in step. The cursor pane gets a "Mouse clicks" toggle and a level slider under the click-impact row; the preview plays the same hits live through the audio graph it already runs, so what you hear is what the file gets. Two bundled hits (Kenney "UI Audio", CC0) ship in public/sounds, stripped of leading silence and levelled to a matching peak; the notice file records the set, the pack and the processing.
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughAdds settings and cue generation for recorded mouse-click audio. Click cues can play during preview and are included in exported audio through scene data and the Linux, macOS, and Windows compositor pipelines. ChangesRecorded Click Sound
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant VirtualPreview
participant takeCrossedClickHits
participant clickHitBuffers
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VirtualPreview->>takeCrossedClickHits: Find cues crossed by source time
VirtualPreview->>playClickHits: Pass crossed cues and audio graph
playClickHits->>clickHitBuffers: Resolve sample buffers
clickHitBuffers-->>playClickHits: Return decoded buffers
playClickHits->>AudioContext: Schedule selected sample with cue gain
Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to In a multi-clip edit, a click can sound during preview over footage that excludes it. This is a bounded preview mismatch to fix or explicitly accept before merging. Security Architecture ReviewSecurity architecture risk: 🔵 Low · up to The new audio path has constrained file destinations and reuses existing playback and export capabilities. No introduced security vulnerability was established, but authorization for arbitrary scene inputs remains incompletely assessed. Retained concerns Security review detailsSecurity Blast Radius
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- Around line 1221-1242: Gate the click-cue playback block around
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🟡 Minor · Discard pending click cues when playback stops. · clickSound.ts:361-384
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winDiscard pending click cues when playback stops.
If decoding is still pending when the user pauses,
playClickHitsretains the crossed cues in its promise callback.resetClickPlayhead()resets future crossing detection but does not cancel that callback. The pause path pauses media elements without suspending the audio context, so the callback can start the cue after playback stops. Invalidate pending starts on pause.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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Queued hits survive Pause. This closure only checks context.state === "closed" before starting its sources, and pausing runs resetClickPlayhead() while the context keeps running — so a crossing captured on the last pre-pause tick still sounds once the buffers resolve. I reproduced this with the current function behavior in a controlled Chromium/Web Audio run: play → cue queued while the sample decode was still pending → pause → resetClickPlayhead() → decode resolved → the queued sources still started, matching the continuing-playback control, while a closed-context control stayed silent. That is a controlled runtime reproduction of this code path, not a packaged Windows repro. The scope is narrow — the first decode per AudioContext, preview-only, one stranded click pair — but a generation counter bumped by resetClickPlayhead() and checked inside the .then would close it.
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Fixed in 757400d with the generation counter. resetClickPlayhead() bumps it, playClickHits captures it at the call and re-checks it inside the .then, so a crossing the stop overtook is dropped when its decode finally lands. The state === "closed" check stays for a torn-down graph.
clickSound.test.ts covers it with a fake context that counts start() calls and a promise that resolves only after the stop; the still-running case in the same file counts 2, so the new guard is not simply silencing everything. Dropping the check makes the stopped case fail, so the test is not decoration.
| /** A playhead move larger than this is a seek, not a frame: no hit is owed across it. Kept well | ||
| * past one frame at the fastest preview rate (16x is ~0.27 s of raw time per frame), because a | ||
| * stray click after a small jump is a smaller wrong than a click that never sounds. */ | ||
| const SEEK_JUMP_SEC = 0.5; |
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A removed interval shorter than SEEK_JUMP_SEC produces a preview click the export drops. The preview drains raw source-time cues and the kept-segment advance re-seeks the video element across a cut in one frame, so a jump of ≤ 0.5 s is not classified as a seek and the cue inside the removed interval fires — while placeClickHits removes cues that land in deleted spans before the export mixes them. Minimal case: removed interval 2.00–2.10 s, click at 2.05 s, preview readings 1.99 → 2.11 s — the crossing returns the click and export placement drops it. The comment in VirtualPreview ("a clip swap or a cut … reads as a seek and fires nothing") only holds for cuts wider than the threshold. Filtering the preview cues through the same removed spans the export uses would close the divergence without touching the fire-over-miss behavior on real seeks.
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Fixed in 757400d through the filter you suggested. The placement loop that was inside placeClickHits is now clickPlacer(document, take), and the cues the preview stashes go through previewableClickCues, which asks that same placer whether the edit plays the click at all — so preview and export cannot disagree about which clicks exist, only about when they sound. It runs at every write of previewCues: the scene build, prepareClickSound, and a cue read that lands after the build (which is why the edit is stashed next to the cues rather than re-derived).
Your minimal case is a test now: a 0.1 s cut with the click at 2.05 s. crossedClickHits(1.99 → 2.11) still returns the cue — the threshold really is only a seek detector — while previewableClickCues and placeClickHits both drop it. The VirtualPreview comment is corrected accordingly, and SEEK_JUMP_SEC now says what it does not do.
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| /** | ||
| * The cues this edit actually plays, still in source seconds — the same placement test the export's | ||
| * hits go through, applied to what the preview is about to fire. Without it the two disagree: a | ||
| * removed interval narrower than `SEEK_JUMP_SEC` is crossed as an ordinary frame step, sounds on | ||
| * screen, and is missing from the file. | ||
| */ | ||
| export function previewableClickCues( | ||
| document: AxcutDocument, | ||
| take: AxcutAsset, | ||
| cues: ClickCue[], | ||
| ): ClickCue[] { | ||
| const place = clickPlacer(document, take); | ||
| return cues.filter((cue) => place(cue) !== null); | ||
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Filter click crossings by the active clip
previewableClickCues retains a cue when any clip for the take places it. If another clip of the same take removes that source interval, VirtualPreview can seek across the narrow cut and then pass the new source time to takeCrossedClickHits. That function checks only the take path, so it can play the retained cue over the clip that removed it. Export places the cue on the other clip, which creates a preview/export timing mismatch.
Pass the active clip ID into the preview filter and apply the same placement check during crossing.
Suggested fix
-function clickPlacer(document: AxcutDocument, take: AxcutAsset): (cue: ClickCue) => number | null {
+function clickPlacer(
+ document: AxcutDocument,
+ take: AxcutAsset,
+ clipId?: string,
+): (cue: ClickCue) => number | null {
const clips = document.timeline.clips;
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const windows = clips
- .filter((clip) => clip.assetId === take.id)
+ .filter(
+ (clip) => clip.assetId === take.id && (!clipId || clip.id === clipId),
+ )
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export function previewableClickCues(
document: AxcutDocument,
take: AxcutAsset,
cues: ClickCue[],
+ clipId?: string,
): ClickCue[] {
- const place = clickPlacer(document, take);
+ const place = clickPlacer(document, take, clipId);
return cues.filter((cue) => place(cue) !== null);
}
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export function takeCrossedClickHits(
sourceSec: number,
mountedTakePath?: string | null,
+ mountedClipId?: string,
): ClickCue[] {
const fit = clickCuesFitTake(previewTake, mountedTakePath);
- const crossed = fit ? crossedClickHits(previewCues, lastSourceSec, sourceSec) : [];
+ const crossed =
+ fit && previewEdit
+ ? previewableClickCues(
+ previewEdit.document,
+ previewEdit.take,
+ crossedClickHits(previewCues, lastSourceSec, sourceSec),
+ mountedClipId,
+ )
+ : []; const crossed = takeCrossedClickHits(
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Update previewableClickCues and takeCrossedClickHits to accept the active clip
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Summary
The cursor pane gets an optional Mouse clicks sound: every click the recording already stored
in its cursor sidecar (
<video>.cursor.json— the same table the click bounce and the auto-zoomdetector read) plays a short hit, in the preview and in the exported file.
The hits are laid out per click rather than baked into one rendered audio file. An imported audio
track is moved by a speed region and never stretched (
SceneAudioTrack's content is placedas recorded), so a bed rendered against one edit falls behind every click after it — the sound
needs a stale file to be wrong. Each hit here goes through
projectRawTimelineSecToPlayback, the same raw→programme projection the app places imported audiotracks with, and is recomputed for the edit being exported, so there is nothing to keep in step.
src/lib/ai-edition/clickSound.tsreads the sidecar once per take, builds press/releasecues (a double click gets two presses, right and middle a little quieter, a release taken from the
recorded
mouseup), applies the user's level, and hands the hits to the scene.SceneClickSoundon the scene (downPath/upPath/hits[]in programme seconds),summed hit by hit by
audio::mix_click_hits, betweenmix_external_tracksandfinish_audio,reusing
decode_clip_audioandoverlay_track_pcm. Two decodes per take, not one per click.<audio>elements and a Web Audiograph in
VirtualPreview— so the same cues are fired there as the source clock crosses eachclick, through the graph the component already builds. That is also why this is not a track on the
timeline: a track could only be placed, and placing it once is what goes stale.
cursor.clickSoundandcursor.clickSoundGainDb(−24…+12 dB, default 0), plumbed exactly the wayclickImpactis, so no new settings storage and it rides on style presets like its neighbours.public/sounds, stripped of leading silence andlevelled to a matching 0.7 peak, so neither the preview nor the compositor measures them at
runtime.
THIRD-PARTY-NOTICES.mdrecords the files, the pack and the processing. The author'spage (https://kenney.nl/assets/ui-audio) states CC0; the readme shipped inside the pack only says
free for personal and commercial use with credit optional — flagging that in case the repo wants
the stronger statement verified before it ships.
Related issue
I found none: searching this repo for "click sound" returns no issue and no open PR, so there is no
closing keyword here.
Type of change
Release impact
Desktop impact
The scene field is platform-neutral and all three pipelines get the same small hunk (a
click_soundclone out of the scene snapshot plus one wrap in the audio chain), but macOS and Linuxwere not compiled or run here — see Testing.
Screenshots / video
Not attached yet. The visible change is a switch plus a slider under Click impact in the cursor
pane. I can add a short recording of the preview and the exported file if that helps the review.
Testing
All of it on one Windows 11 machine (Node 24, cargo 1.98, MSVC toolchain), no CI run and no second
machine:
npm test— 302 files, 4159 passing, 4 skipped.cargo test -p openscreen-compositor --lib— 403 passing, including four new tests: hit placementand sample choice, a hit the edit pushed past the programme end, the app's camelCase payload
parsing into
SceneClickSound, and a decode-and-mix test that writes two real 16-bit WAVs andreads them back through ffmpeg instead of stubbing the decode. That last one hard-fails rather
than skips where the ffmpeg DLLs cannot be loaded, the same requirement the existing
a_file_is_measured_whole_across_its_windowstest already has.biome check .,tsc --noEmit,tsc -p tsconfig.test.json --noEmit,npm run i18n:check— clean.Unit tests pin the arithmetic that was actually hard: a click under a 2× region landing at its
compressed programme second, a take trimmed at the head no longer being at ruler zero, a click
inside a removed region producing no hit while later ones pull up, and the level slider's dB law.
23077a9aanswers the two review findings: the CLI exporter now awaitsprepareClickSoundbeforeit builds its scene, and the preview's crossings are gated to the take the cues came from.
Beyond the tests, the feature was run in a locally built app (native compositor addon +
npm run build-vite) against a real recording with speed regions: the clicks stay on the clicksthrough the sped-up sections, in the preview and in the exported file. One human listened, on that
one machine — there is no audio assertion in CI, so the loudness and the feel of the two samples
are unreviewed.
Known limits, small on purpose:
the take those cues were recorded from, so in a multi-take project the clicks sound over that
take's picture and stay quiet over the others — deliberate, since "clicks on every take" would
mean a cue list per take.
mix_external_tracks, so they are not ducked under a voiceover and donot duck it. Felt right for a click, but it is a choice, not a fact about clicks.
cursor.clickSound,cursor.clickSoundTipandcursor.clickSoundVolumeare machine-translated and should be checked by a native speaker.Summary by CodeRabbit