Search Deck
Release history.

Search worksets and folder-scoped search improvements

• Save the selected folder, favorites-only filter and sort order as a named workset, then load or delete it manually. A missing folder is not silently replaced with a different one.
• Apply the selected-folder and favorites filters before limiting the number of search results. When switching worksets, responses from earlier searches no longer overwrite the new results.
• Retired the earlier test-only build path and now require builds to include commercial-license verification. Sign-in and product-license checks remain required.

Worksets are managed manually, with up to 40 per app. Loading a workset does not rescan folders or restore a Premiere project or timeline. Verification in an actual Windows Premiere workflow is separate.

Recovering blocked track selectors

• Added recovery so a delayed window transition response cannot leave the track selectors blocked indefinitely.
• Temporary track-query failures preserve the current selection and trigger bounded retries. Confirmed track locks and pre-insertion checks remain enforced.

Automated regression checks passed. Final verification in real Premiere projects and Windows runtime environments is separate.

Prevent global shortcut conflicts during shortcut setup

• Improved registration handoff, input blocking and restoration so the existing global shortcut does not trigger while setting a shortcut.

Automated save, cancel and window-close checks passed. Final verification with physical keyboard input remains separate.

Unified Mac and Windows 1.0.0 release

• The Windows app and installer are now SEOHA code-signed and timestamped. Both platforms use version 1.0.0, alongside the signed and notarized Mac release.
• Bundled Product Manager resources and download files now use the same release configuration. Existing search, preview, and insertion features are preserved.

Alternate-track guidance for video and Mac signing and notarization

• Improved checks for empty video and audio tracks when the video insertion range overlaps existing clips, along with the additional-track list and the display of the track actually used for insertion.
• Updated the Mac release to 1.0.0 with Developer ID signing and Apple notarization. Windows remains at 0.1.7.

Also update SEOHA Bridge to Mac 1.0.0 or Windows 0.0.33. Existing media libraries and settings are preserved. The Windows installer does not yet have operating-system code signing, and checks in real Premiere environments are ongoing.

Multilingual support and auxiliary-file filtering

• The interface is available in Korean, English, and Japanese.
• Updated media search to exclude auxiliary files from results.

Some technical diagnostics may remain in their original language. Installation and Premiere behavior across different environments require separate verification.

Product Manager integration improvements

• Improved product access status checks integrated with Product Manager.
• Existing search, preview, placement behavior, and user settings are preserved.

Update together with Product Manager 0.1.10.

Persistent empty-track guidance and explicit placement confirmation

• When existing clips overlap the placement range, the file name and suggested empty V/A tracks remain visible. Added a placement confirmation button.
• Confirming with the button or Enter rechecks the current timeline for collisions. Suggesting an empty track does not place media automatically.
• Stops without overwriting existing clips if no empty track is available or the media and track ranges cannot be verified safely.
• Updated the empty-library installers for macOS and Windows.

Product access checks and updated installers

• Improved preferences to display product access status verified by Product Manager.
• Updated the macOS and Windows installers while preserving the existing access model.

Video placement position, collision protection, and window position improvements

• Fixed a timing issue that placed video at the sequence start when Ripple insert was off.
• Improved video and audio placement-range collision checks and suggestions for empty V/A tracks. Press Enter again after the suggestion to apply.
• Added floating-window dragging, position storage, and Reset position to return the window to the screen center.
• Supports launch and quit commands from the Product Manager resident menu.

First-open flicker and initial search improvements

• Shows the window only after the search bar is ready, preventing the entire window from flashing on first open.
• Preserves search text already entered even when initial data arrives late.
• Applied the new S icon and SEOHA Bridge connection guidance.

Users of older versions should check both Search Deck and the shared SEOHA Bridge.

Search bar, Korean input, and preview improvements

• Initially shows only a Spotlight-style search bar, expanding results in real time as text is entered.
• Focuses the input immediately on opening and improves focus and text-composition stability during window expansion and rapid Korean typing.
• Added favorites, V/A track selection and layout, and settings storage.
• Expanded search beyond sound effects to include local video such as MP4 and MOV.
• After selecting a result with the arrow keys, press Shift to preview its audio or video.
• Added an option to close automatically after successful placement and to return focus to the previously active window when hidden.
• Refined the transparent capsule-shaped search bar, rounded results window, and expand, collapse, and fade animations.
• Separated index processing from large result rendering to reduce stuttering during window transitions.

Korean error messages and shared connection

• Unified encoding and decoding of Premiere responses to address garbled Korean error messages.
• Corrupted or empty responses are not treated as successful results.
• Connected a Search-specific channel to the shared connection module used with Graphics Deck.

Search Deck development begins

• Finalized the product name as Search Deck, replacing SFX Search.
• Defined the floating desktop search window and hidden CEP connection architecture and developed folder indexing.
• Defined policies for reusing existing project items and safely placing media at the playhead.