Release notes:
- Enabled multi-threaded format conversion to achieve significantly higher update rates on multi-core CPUs when resource-intensive FFmpeg video filtering is involved
- Decoding and in-buffer playback speed are no longer limited by the display refresh rate
- The video texture filtering method (nearest-neighbor/bilinear) can now be toggled via the
Thotkey - A fast (bilinear) vs. high-quality (bicubic) method for aligning the resolution of input sources can now be toggled via the
Ihotkey, with bilinear now being the default for performance reasons (add-qon the command line to launch with bicubic filtering set instead) - The current number of processed in-sync video frame pairs and the UI update rate (both in FPS) can be displayed on-screen by pressing or holding the
Xhotkey - The window title bar now displays the filenames of the videos being compared
- Fixed: inaccurate RGB-to-YUV conversion when printing pixel values under the mouse cursor or computing VMAF scores; the color space and range specified in the metadata are now applied
- Fixed: window size calculation issues with the
-Wcommand line option (especially on Linux) - Fixed: various minor issues, ensuring a smoother and more consistent experience
The build for Windows 10 64-bit includes FFmpeg v7.1, SDL2 v2.30.8 and SDL2_ttf v2.22.0 DLLs.