ClypDat v1.4.0

What's New

• Redesigned New Clips popup with larger clip cards, hover previews, and clearer multi-clip selection.
• Timeline thumbnails now become denser as you zoom in.
• Discord Rich Presence can now be limited to detected games.

Fixes

• Improved editor timeline seeking while dragging.
• Fixed audio replaying after a timeline drag on slow-loading clips.
• Improved New Clips popup layout and hover previews.

ClypDat 1.3.6

What's New

• Added timeline zoom controls.
• Added customizable Windows font selection.
• Improved Discord Rich Presence game and recording status.
• Added New Clip overlay previews.

Fixes

• Fixed hotkeys while Ctrl/Shift were held.
• Fixed custom-font clipping and layout sizing.
• Fixed Discord presence formatting and saved-clip counts.
• Improved New Clip overlay corners and hover previews.
• Removed the timeline zoom tooltip.

ClypDat v1.3.5

What's New

• Themes: choose light or dark presets, then optionally use your Windows accent colour across ClypDat.
• Clip editor: adjust playback speed and crop clips to a chosen aspect ratio before sharing.
• Hover any library clip to preview it with a themed progress bar.
• Replay recording: choose frame-rate protection to preserve game performance when capture load is high.
• Settings now use clearer sections, search, and improved controls for custom games, audio, imports, overlays, replay, Discord, and themes.

Fixes

• Faster, smoother clip hover previews and editor opening, including preserved crop and speed settings.
• More reliable replay capture, audio playback, sharing, thumbnails, and hardware video decoding.
• Corrected theme colours across library tiles, audio sliders, share dialog, loading indicators, and hover outlines.
• Fixed library reflow, thumbnail alignment, loading-bar alignment, and clip tile hover-progress alignment.
• Fixed clipped settings text and controls across About, game selection, audio exclusion, quality, and import pages.
• Improved window resize rendering and installer shutdown handling.

ClypDat v1.3.4

Don't download the .json and/or .sig file/s as they are only on this and future releases to verify the updater and make it more stable.

What's New

• Custom Game Settings - Pick any game ClypDat has already detected and give it its own recording mode, quality or replay length, leaving everything else on your normal settings. Found under Settings → Capture → Custom Game Settings.
• Recording Mode per game - Choose whether a game is clipped with your hotkey, recorded as a full session from the moment it opens, or not recorded at all. Games you never want captured can now be switched off individually instead of disarming the whole buffer.
• Per-game audio - Set game and microphone levels, and which apps get their own track, separately for each game.
• Game cover art - Added games show their box art, pulled from Steam or from your Epic library.
• Discord Rich Presence - Optionally show what you are recording, editing or browsing on your Discord profile, with a link back to clypdat.xyz. Off by default; turn it on in Settings → About.

Fixes

• Games launched from Epic, Battle.net and Riot could be missing from Game Detection. They were being detected all along, but older entries were saved without a name and every list filtered them out, so only Steam titles appeared.
• Fortnite could be identified as one of its content packs rather than the game, because they share an install folder.
• The Mic Test meter stayed at zero for microphones whose driver reports its format as WAVE_FORMAT_EXTENSIBLE, which is most USB headsets.
• Noise suppression could be skipped for those same microphones without saying so.
• Updating could fail to hand off cleanly when relaunching, leaving the new version unstarted.
• RNNoise is now credited in Settings → About alongside the other bundled components.
• Version 1.3.2 & 1.3.3 was skipped because its updater manifest was missing; update to 1.3.4 instead.

ClypDat v1.3.1

What's New

• Add microphone testing, RNNoise noise suppression, a continuous noise gate, and mono/stereo microphone controls.
• Show active video codec and bitrate in the recording status sidebar, with a hardware-encoding recommendation when CPU encoding is selected.
• Make library loading, scrolling, thumbnails, waveforms, and startup presentation substantially smoother.

Fixes

• Prevent encoder failover from producing corrupted H.264 clips; automatically detect and repair affected existing clips.
• Keep corrupted-clip repair status stable during library refreshes.
• Keep editor hover controls behind the Windows export file picker.
• Improve capture, preview, startup, and audio/settings reliability.

ClypDat Dev channel

Automated signed Dev builds.

ClypDat v1.3.0

What's New

• GPU-backed Library clip previews with card-sized rendering and fixed 60 FPS playback.
• Faster hover previews with short warm-session reuse.
• Selectable active-application audio tracks for replay capture.
• Modernized recording audio controls and clearer track selection.
• Higher replay-quality bitrate targets.
• Improved high-FPS replay capture and 120 FPS preview handling.
• Refreshed Library loading tiles, filters, startup cache, and storage updates.
• Improved editor timeline, trim controls, playback seeking, and A/V synchronization.

Fixes

• Prevent per-card GPU preview allocation from exploding RAM, handles, and threads.
• Fix preview cleanup stalls caused by FFmpeg sessions waiting on unread pipes.
• Preserve selected replay frame rate during encoder and capture load.
• Recreate capture worker safely after configuration changes.
• Stabilize capture transport cadence and cursor composition.
• Correct application-audio track mapping and recording audio alignment.
• Fix editor seek timing and synchronized audio/video resume behavior.

ClypDat v1.2.1

What's New

• Recording uses far less GPU. On a 4070 Ti capturing a 4K desktop, roughly half of what 1.2.0 used, and about 4% while in a game.

Fixes

• Capture asked the screen for a new frame far more often than it needed to when nothing was changing.
• The scaler ran twice per recorded frame instead of once, doing work that was thrown away before anything used it.