Vibeshine 1.16.0 - 2026-06-09

Notice: Vibeshine may trigger false-positive antivirus alerts. Details and workarounds are documented here: #59

Changes

Added a dedicated realtime Stats page that turns active sessions into a full performance dashboard, with live bitrate, frame pacing, latency, encoder, network, and host metrics visible while streams are running.
Added session history and performance charts for RTSP and WebRTC streams, making it easier to analyze stream behavior over time instead of relying only on logs or momentary status values.
Added the experimental Vibeshine Virtual Display Driver as an opt-in Windows display driver. Compared to SudoVDA, it has shown better performance and stability in testing, with a Vibeshine-specific driver package, installer integration, faster temporary-display startup, smoother stream initialization, improved HDR and EDID handling, DPI restoration, retained per-client displays, more reliable display cleanup, and better recovery when Windows display state changes during streaming. The driver remains opt-in because display-driver behavior can vary across Windows hardware and configurations.
Added an in-app changelog viewer, allowing the Web UI to display bundled release notes, installed-version context, release-line filtering, and optional GitHub release details.
Added Game Icons to the Applications list.
Improved Windows Graphics Capture (WGC) behavior and diagnostics around capture stalls.
Fixed numerous bugs and stability issues. Detailed bug-fix notes are available in the in-app changelog.