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Yes, Screen definitely does not reload videos. When you try to open a video that's already open, Screen just brings that window to the front and doesn't perform a reload. This all depends on the video and underlying caching, but generally if you have a file open the system will essentially "lock" the file and even if you write over it, the app that already has the file loaded will still have a copy of the original file. That original file disappears when the lock is lifted. What Screen should have is a reload button. I'll get on that! |
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Once you have a video loaded in Screen, it will not reflect changes to the file, even if you open the file again (without closing it first).
Typical use case: I have Screen set to the default video player. I export an animation from Apple Motion, which automatically opens it in Screen. If I modify the animation and overwrite the same file name, Motion opens the file again in Screen, but Screen will still play back the previous version of the file (unless I close it then reopen manually).
Looks like there's some internal cache that would need to be invalidated when the original file changes.
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