v1.4.9

• AV1 encoding through AMD AMF is recognised as hardware instead of reported as software.
• AMD AMF results are no longer marked as unvalidated.

v1.4.8

• Concurrent stream counts say whether memory or the CPU limited them.
• Better-quality recommendations say how much slower they are than the value they replace.

v1.4.7

• An AMD GPU on Jellyfin's Vulkan pipeline is reported as the full GPU pipeline, instead of GPU scaling only.

v1.4.6

• Counting concurrent streams stops before the server runs short of memory or CPU, instead of starting as many copies as one copy's speed suggests.
• A count that memory or CPU stopped says which, and shows at least that many.

v1.4.5

• A GPU whose OpenCL crashes while starting is reported as OpenCL not starting, instead of its tone mapping being not supported.
• Rockchip RK3588 results are no longer marked as unvalidated.

v1.4.4

• Recognises hardware transcoding on Rockchip RK3588 instead of reporting it as software.
• A GPU with no VA-API driver, such as a Mali GPU, says so instead of suggesting a fix that can't help.

v1.4.3

• Use this backend is shown as a button.

v1.4.2

• Tests an AMD GPU whatever Hardware acceleration Jellyfin is set to.
• QSV on a GPU that isn't Intel says so, instead of suggesting a fix that can't help.

v1.4.1

• A GPU that can only be tested while Jellyfin uses it now says which settings to change, on the Hardware Probe tab and Recommended Settings.

v1.4.0

• The diagnostics zip can include the test results and measurements, with a checkbox on the Help tab that is off by default.
• Report on GitHub fills in the GPU, and ffmpeg shows whether it is jellyfin-ffmpeg instead of its path.
• The hardware report form requires the versions, ffmpeg, and backends, and takes the diagnostics zip as an upload.