perseval-BLR/DLSS5-NeuralScreen v1.9.0 on GitHub

The overlay reworked, the sliders honest, and a week of window-mode bugs closed.

New

Model switch - three networks, three different outputs rather than
three strengths: Default suits a desktop, Natural and Cinematic
are tuned for games and soften photographs and small text. Measured fine
detail against the untouched frame on a desktop capture: Default
+18.7%, Natural -11.4%, Cinematic -23.4%. Picking a profile
sets a model; the switch overrides it.
The menu redesigned: four tabs instead of one long scroll, one status
line instead of a readings grid, every parameter slider shows its scale,
the profile says when you have moved off it, and About says what an issue
report has to carry to be solvable.
The parameter ranges are measured, not guessed. Intensity used to be
offered up to 2.5 while the DLL clamps at 1.0 - everything above it was the
same picture. The sliders now reach exactly as far as the parameters do;
a test sweeps every knob and names the dead ones.

The one-window overlay, five bugs closed as one series. The layer that
carries the HUD over the captured window: a solid magenta screen in the
fallback configuration; the desktop cut-out dropped twice a second while
the menu was open; the surround left as a stale photograph when a frame did
not cover the layer; a trail of copies when the captured window shrank; a
shimmer whenever the program's UI sat above the picture.
A colour-format flip no longer tears the capture down. Desktop
Duplication handing back a frame in a different format rebuilds the bridge
and keeps the duplication alive, instead of reopening it every flip.
Infinity in a preset is a broken file, reported as such - not silently
clamped to a slider's end while the same number in the config was an error.
Collapsing the menu during a hotkey rebind no longer strands the hotkeys
for the whole session.
The worker no longer logs "feature ready" when the feature create failed -
the log and the verdict now say SAFE PASSTHROUGH.
A window picker held its list still while it was open.
The static-frame skip ships off, and its switch stays out of the menu until
it earns its place back.

Num2 menu · Num1 NR on/off · Num3 screenshot · Num0 record · Num4/Num6 resolution · Num5 one window · Ctrl+Alt+Q quit