Changelog
- Completely rebuilt the entire application interface with a new modern desktop experience, redesigned navigation, cleaner controls, native media handling, improved window behavior, and a much more streamlined workflow across all processing modes.
- Completely reworked the video preview experience, adding timeline scrubbing, frame stepping, playback speed controls, zooming, panning, Input and Output switching, and a new 2-Up comparison view for directly comparing processed results with the original video.
- Significantly improved Realtime Preview, allowing supported processing changes to automatically refresh the preview around the currently selected video frame, making it much faster to fine-tune settings and immediately see the result.
- Completely reworked Live mode, allowing videos to be watched with DLSS 5 Neural Rendering directly inside the application, with supported DLSS parameters changing in real time during playback, dedicated Live settings, fullscreen viewing, playback controls, and detailed live performance information.
- Completely reworked Frame Interpolation previews, adding selectable 3, 5, 10, 20, and 30 second preview ranges, processed sections directly visible on the timeline, and seamless playback between original footage and generated interpolation previews.
- Completely redesigned batch processing and outputs with a new visual processing queue featuring thumbnails, individual file progress, processing status, elapsed time, output information, drag and drop support, folder importing, completed-job management, and quick access to generated files.
- Added new Neural Rendering scale options up to 200%, with 125%, 150%, 175%, and 200% processing scales now available alongside the existing resolution options.
- Significantly improved the image comparison workflow, adding split comparison, side-by-side viewing, zooming, panning, and faster switching between original and processed results.
- Improved the overall media workflow and usability, including file and folder drag and drop, clipboard media input, easier preset exporting, per-mode reset controls, remembered window layout, and more polished fullscreen and viewing behavior.
- Improved processing stability and recovery, with better handling of serious GPU processing failures and more reliable behavior when the rendering pipeline needs to recover from an interrupted device session.