FrameShift 1.23.0 — Find Loop and Explorer menu fix

This release adds video loop creation in Cut Video and fixes context menu display in Windows Explorer.

Find Loop

• Search for natural loops within a video, with a list of candidates and an indication of estimated seam quality.
• Preview the junction or the entire loop silently before exporting.
• Create forward/backward (ping-pong) loops, with playback speed and repetition options.
• Adjust the minimum duration and search sensitivity.
• Export one loop or all candidates as MP4 files next to the source, with unique filenames.
• Use native frame timestamps to respect the selected boundaries, including for variable-frame-rate videos.
• Convert supported HDR sources to SDR BT.709 for loop export.

Loop detection runs locally. Suggested seams are estimates: preview the results before exporting.

Context menu fix

The previous video context menu could hide installed actions: Remove Audio, Resize Video, and Rotate / Flip Video.

The fix now displays all installed video actions in the classic FrameShift menu without truncation. First-frame, last-frame, and keyframe extraction are also directly accessible.

The new features are available in the five existing languages: English, Simplified Chinese, Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese, and Russian.

The classic context menu fix applies to Windows x64. After an update, you may need to restart Windows Explorer or Windows to refresh the menus.