Nonary/Vibepollo 1.13.1

v1.13.1

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Release Notes

Notice: Vibepollo can trigger false positive antivirus alerts. See the details and workarounds here: #29

1.13.1

• Fixed a bug that caused some machines to report they did not support HDR or HEVC until restarting the service.
• Fixed a bug that caused Artemis clients to apply the wrong FPS limit in some scenarios.

1.13.0

• Sunshine now supports per‑app and per‑client Settings Overrides, letting you override global settings without
  touching your main config.
• Overrides are searchable and type‑aware (toggles, selects, numbers, JSON), with guardrails to prevent unsafe system/
  network changes.
• Priority order is crystal‑clear and consistent:
  • Client Overrides (highest priority)
  • App Overrides
  • Global Config (default baseline)
• You can now tailor encoding, capture, frame limiting, HDR behavior, and more—per client and per app—without breaking
  global defaults.

Cold‑Boot Resilience

• Commands, app launches, and Playnite flows can start while no user is signed in.
• Streams can begin on the lock screen; display/app actions apply automatically after sign‑in without terminating the
  stream.

New Features & Major Systems

• Per‑client display control: set a client‑specific display mode (e.g., 1920x1080x60), choose physical vs. virtual
  display, and override virtual display mode/layout in the Clients UI.
• Per‑client HDR color profile selection (Windows): pick a specific HDR calibration profile per client; Sunshine
  applies it to virtual display creation and physical outputs during a stream.
• Client session tracking: “Connected” status and last‑seen timestamps are tracked and shown; clients can be sorted by
  recent activity or name.
• Frame limiter FPS override: global FPS cap added (0 = use requested stream FPS), including UI support.
• Pre‑release notification flow: pre‑release builds now show pre‑release update notifications even if the checkbox is
  off.

Quality of Life

• Client Management UI rebuilt for editing: inline edit/save/cancel, disconnect button, display selection helpers, HDR
  profile picker, 10‑bit SDR preference override, plus overrides in one place.
• App editor now includes a full Settings Overrides section (search, filter, type‑aware editors, JSON validation).
• Virtual display HDR guidance updated to point users to the new per‑client HDR selector.
• API token manager updated to expose the new client endpoints.

Detailed Bug Fixes & Stability

• Virtual display recovery:
  • More reliable recovery monitor with active/inactive detection, abort controls, and retry limits.
  • Recovery now re‑applies display configuration with retries and re‑initializes capture after recreation.
  • Shorter driver restart timeout plus cooldown to avoid repeat failures; clearer error messaging.
• Display helper resilience:
  • Fast DISARM path to stop restore loops during session start; hard‑restart helper when required.
  • Deferred APPLY when no user session is available; retries with backoff.
  • Adds restore grace windows to prevent thrash during quick reconnects.
• Output selection robustness:
  • Detects inactive outputs and falls back to virtual displays when a user session can’t activate the target.
  • Skips display configuration changes if virtual display creation failed (prevents unwanted disruptions).
• RTSS / NVCP frame limiter:
  • Fixes NVCP limiter targeting (supports current global profile and base profile behavior).
  • Can disable NV frame limit when RTSS is active to avoid fighting limiters.
  • Refresh path to re‑apply RTSS limiter settings mid‑stream.
  • Respects per‑app/provider overrides (gen1 framegen no longer stomps explicit NVCP choice).
• WGC (Windows Graphics Capture) stability:
  • Prevents deadlocks with finite mutex timeouts.
  • Protects against keyed‑mutex abandonment and pipe stalls.
  • Avoids use‑after‑free during shutdown by waiting on in‑flight frames.
  • Adds timeouts for helper process connection and config delivery.
• IPC capture session reliability:
  • Destructor now does safe best‑effort cleanup.
  • Keyed‑mutex errors trigger reinit rather than soft failure.
  • Safer shared texture interface queries and size validation.
• Display helper snapshot restore:
  • Properly accepts inactive but present displays (no longer requires active display names).
  • Logs missing devices clearly and avoids invalid topology restores.
• Input polish:
  • DualShock 4 motion data timeout extended (250ms → 750ms) to reduce false stale detection.
• Other correctness fixes:
  • std::once_flag init made static to avoid repeated DPI init on Windows.
  • Additional D3D multithread protection for encoder teardown.