Hi, yes it's possible. You need version 2024.1 and then you use ALT key + scroll backward or forward with the mouse wheel while hovering above the cell. This will change the time reference of the cell.

I added some documentation here: https://www.kinovea.org/en/forum/viewtopic.php?id=1973

It won't automatically import the key images you have previously selected. It's an independent process, you'll have to configure the kinogram for say, 5x1 cells first, and then move each cell in time to find the right spot.

Thanks! Is there a way to snap the cells to previously selected key images, or do I always need to manually align each one in the kinogram?

I added some documentation here: https://www.kinovea.org/en/forum/viewtopic.php?id=1973

It won't automatically import the key images you have previously selected. It's an independent process, you'll have to configure the kinogram for say, 5x1 cells first, and then move each cell in time to find the right spot.

I hope you're well.
I’ve really enjoyed using your software for technical analysis—it’s been very helpful. The Kinogram feature is a fantastic addition; however, I’ve noticed that the exported images are taken at regular intervals.
I was wondering if it’s possible to create a Photosequence using a set of key images that I’ve manually identified, which do not occur at regular intervals—something similar in format to the Kinogram. For example, if I have highlighted five key moments in the gait cycle that I would like to export together in a single Photosequence, would that be possible?

Any advice or guidance would be greatly appreciated.
Kind regards,
Tom