ClypDat v2.0.0

What's New

• Rewritten recording backend in native C++, with GPU-based capture and video processing.
• GPU-composited recording overlays and fewer unnecessary frame copies.
• Improved NVIDIA NVENC, AMD AMF and Intel QSV recording support.
• Reusable capture buffers and more predictable replay-memory use.
• More efficient auto-clip detection, processing only the required image regions.
• First-run setup for choosing Game or Desktop capture.
• All System Audio toggle for recording beyond the selected game.
• Default All System Audio playback mix, with individual audio tracks still available.
• Redesigned New Clips popup with durations, selection checkboxes and clearer delete confirmation.
• Clearer recording diagnostics, separating output FPS from fresh captured frames.
• Versioned installer and portable downloads, plus matching FFmpeg source assets.
• Incremental replay-history pruning keeps buffer maintenance work bounded.
• Recording diagnostics report the encoder, processing path, hardware input and counted drops.
• ClypDat Windows Updater is the full Setup installer under the permanent filename used by existing automatic updates.

Fixes

• Improved periodic keyframes and replay-save validation.
• Fixed per-game replay duration settings being ignored.
• Fixed Intel QSV initialization, asynchronous output and readback timestamps.
• QSV recording uses H.264; unsupported AV1 choices are disabled.
• Improved AV1 recording bitrate control on AMD GPUs.
• Stabilized microphone timing and audio synchronization.
• Added recorder and editor recovery after graphics-device interruptions. Recording restarts with a fresh replay buffer; editor changes are kept.
• Fixed successful slow saves incorrectly triggering storage-pressure errors.
• Replay stays armed during temporary display/session interruptions.
• Fixed stale closed-window targets preventing capture from starting.
• Improved native capture frame pacing.
• Library clips open on the first click while metadata is still loading; failed probes show a useful explanation.
• Saved clip metadata no longer depends on Spotify post-save tagging succeeding.
• Unfinished recorder files stay out of the library.
• Fixed editor startup failing to present its first frame.
• Improved fullscreen hover controls, volume controls and the seek thumb.
• Fixed reused loading animations getting stuck.
• Improved clip-notification placement and visibility.
• Fixed closing a message box unexpectedly quitting ClypDat.
• Reduced unnecessary capture-texture allocations and frame copies.
• Stopped temporary startup capture dips from triggering unnecessary recovery.
• Prevented background capture states from being mistaken for encoder failure.
• Corrected cursor composition and rotated-frame orientation in Desktop Duplication.
• Capture now follows HDR display-setting changes during recording.
• Concurrent metadata probes for the same clip are coalesced.
• Incomplete cached clip metadata is retried when needed.
• Failed metadata probes no longer leave cards appearing permanently loading.