HDR to SDR v3.1.2
What's new
Target Bitrate quality mode (Pro)
- New Target Bitrate mode alongside Constant Quality, selectable per file.
- Each batch queue item now remembers and restores its own quality settings (mode, slider value, bit depth) when reselected or reloaded, instead of sharing one global value.
- The info strip shows the probed source bitrate, including an estimate from the container total when a source (e.g. MKV) doesn't expose a per-stream bitrate.
Batch queue improvements
- Added an Apply to All button to copy the currently displayed settings onto every queued item.
- The batch list now marks items with customized (non-default) settings, and the marker logic only compares fields relevant to the active quality mode.
- Fixed the batch list losing the highlighted row after a click, and debounced list rebuilds while dragging the gamma/quality sliders.
Fixes
- Apply to All is now correctly disabled for free users, matching the other batch queue buttons.
- Quality mode resets to Constant Quality if a Pro license lapses, instead of silently staying on Target Bitrate.
- GPU-off state now persists correctly after a CPU fallback retry, instead of only living in memory.
- Fixed the quality slider and Target Bitrate value getting corrupted when restoring a batch item's saved settings.
- The preview window no longer shrinks and regrows while a new preview loads.
Known issues
- The displayed source bitrate can read about 6% higher than what Windows reports for the same file.
- Re-converting a batch queue item that already completed successfully will instantly report "done," because the output file already exists on disk at that path from the prior run.
Full Changelog: v3.1.1...v3.1.2