Release Notes

NOTE: Vibeshine can trigger false positive anti-virus alerts, check #59 for more information.

Virtual Displays (SudoVDA)

Built-in support for virtual displays via SudoVDA.
Two modes:
- Client-based: each client gets a unique virtual monitor, allowing different per-client monitor settings.
- Shared: all clients use the same virtual monitor when unique settings aren’t required.

Behavior

During setup, Step 1 asks which display type to use. Choosing either virtual option runs the stream in an isolated display: all other monitors are turned off for the session and restored when it ends.
Virtual monitors automatically tear down when not in use, further reducing the chance of the host getting “stuck” on a virtual monitor. Existing safeguards remain in place.

Added exclusion options:
- Exclude an entire library plugin from automatic sync.
- Exclude categories from automatic sync.

Redesigned the frame generation section, it now does health checks and is a lot clearer on what exactly it requires and what it does. It also suggests applying virtual screen if necessary.

It will now check for heartbeat and apply a revert if sunshine crashed and does not return within 2 minutes.
Restores will now stagger out starting at 1 second, all the way up to 30 seconds to reduce log spam.
Note: It still functions the same way, where if it does not successfully restore in 2 minutes it goes to sleep until a monitor device is powered back on again.

Fixed a bug that prevented the Remember Me feature from working after Sunshine was rebooted.
Fixed an issue where the display helper console window could appear if signing back in with RDP before returning locally.
Fixed an issue with the Lossless Scaling suggestion.
Fixed a scenario that could cause vibeshine to fail to install or uninstall.
Fixed RTSS startup ordering: it now starts silently and before the game so the hook can attach, preventing crashes in some titles (e.g., Hades).