Build 20261106-1003 — source code.
- Added: Dolby Vision Profile 5 and 8 metadata is now applied even when the player's decoder does not pass it on (for example PotPlayer's built-in decoder), instead of falling back to HDR10.
- Added: HDR10 and HDR10+ metadata is now applied even when the player's decoder does not pass it on (for example PotPlayer's CUDA decoder), including the HDR10+ tone-mapping curve.
- Added display mode switching in fullscreen like madVR. Each display profile has its own list of allowed modes (for example 2160p23, 2160p24, 2160p50, 2160p60), the original mode is restored when leaving fullscreen or stopping, and playback can pause for an adjustable time while the TV resynchronises (General & Presentation > Display Mode).
- Added HDR mode "Tone Map HDR to Display Peak": keeps HDR output but rolls off highlights above the display's peak, for monitors and laptops that do not tone map themselves. The target is "HDR Target Peak", or the peak Windows reports for the display when set to 0 (#6).
- Added a new settings UI with themes.
- Added translations for the settings menu (Weblate). Language choice under General > Themes.
- Added a quality preset (Fast / Default / High Quality) in the settings header, or "Measure this PC" to pick the best settings for the display's GPU, including active shaders, Adaptive Sharpen and Smooth Motion.
- Added a Reset All button in the settings header.
- Added shaders: RAVU Zoom R3 and RAVU Zoom AR R3.
- Added XySubFilter support.
- Added RTX Video HDR for SDR videos (NVIDIA RTX, Windows HDR on).
- Added Smooth Motion setting "Present in Advance" (Scaling > Filters), like madVR's "present several frames in advance": 1 to 4 refreshes, or Automatic. Automatic keeps the lowest latency (one refresh) and only presents further ahead after pictures actually miss their refresh, then returns to one after a quiet minute.
- Added Smooth Motion setting "Oversample Threshold" (Scaling > Filters): shows a whole picture instead of a blend when the other picture would cover only a small share of a refresh, for fewer double edges on motion. 0 keeps the previous behaviour.
- Added menu languages: German and Chinese (Simplified).
- Added profiles. Videos from folders you choose can get their own settings, for example a different upscaler for anime. A profile can change any setting in the menu.
• Click "+" on the Profiles page to create a profile, then add one or more folders. Videos in these folders use the profile, all other videos use your normal settings ("Default").
• At the top of the menu, next to Quality, choose which profile you want to change. All pages then change that profile.
• A profile only remembers what you change in it. Everything else comes from Default.
• Ctrl+J shows which profile a video uses.
• Choosing the display whose normal settings the menu shows is on the Profiles page. - Added display settings (Color > Calibration): "Display Gamut" maps colours into a wide-gamut display's native gamut (BT.709, SMPTE C, EBU / PAL, BT.2020, DCI-P3 (DCI white) or P3-D65 (Display P3)) so they do not look oversaturated. "Display Gamma" tells the renderer how the display decodes the signal (Auto, 1.80 to 2.80 in steps of 0.05, or BT.1886 with the display's measured contrast) and is used when HDR is tone mapped to SDR. "SDR Gamma Processing" can make SDR look like a chosen gamma (1.80 to 2.80 in steps of 0.05) on that display; when it is off, SDR stays as before.
- Added switch "Same Settings on All Displays" (Profiles > Default): copies the chosen display's settings to all displays and keeps them equal while on. Turned off, every display keeps those settings and can be changed alone again.
- Fixed settings previewed in an open settings dialog staying active after the player closed unexpectedly; they are now reverted on the next start.
- Fixed one invalid stored setting resetting the whole display profile.
- Fixed end credits being detected as black bars and cropped.
- Fixed the menu not following a Chinese Windows display language (zh-CN and similar now find the Simplified Chinese translation).
- Fixed text fields changing their font while typing.
- Smaller download (about 16 MB instead of 20 MB): FFmpeg is now built with only what Dolby Vision processing needs (HEVC decoding and MKV/MP4/TS reading).
- Quality selector shows "Measured" after a measurement and "Custom" as soon as any setting changes. "Custom" is always the last entry and brings back your own settings after you tried a preset.
- Updated FFmpeg to the latest LAV-maintained version (4 November 2026), including newer HEVC decoding and fixes for Dolby Vision metadata and RPU parsing.
- Settings menu: the tabs no longer run into the Reset buttons in translated menus, there is more space and a thin line below the top bar, even spacing between the buttons at the top, narrower choice lists, and the search box no longer shows the Ctrl+F hint.
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