Flashback 0.7.37

Flashback 0.7.37

Steadier recording and lighter saves.

• Recording no longer restarts the capture worker when the hardware encoder labels one frame with the previous frame's timestamp. Flashback now skips the stranded frame once later frames are encoded and requests a keyframe so playback resynchronizes immediately. On the test PC this caused the capture restarts and short recording gaps seen one to four times a day.
• Scaled recording (for example 1080p from a 1440p monitor) keeps each cursor shape separately, so a clip no longer shows the wrong cursor after the pointer changes shape.
• Saving a replay, trimming, and preview extraction run FFmpeg below normal priority, so saving during a match yields CPU to the game.
• The capture worker's two-second health check reads its own counters directly instead of scanning every process on the PC.
• If the optional keystroke overlay ever hits an unexpected input error, only the overlay stops; Flashback and recording keep running.
• The ZIP uninstaller only removes startup entries that launch the ZIP copy, so it no longer disables startup for a normally installed Flashback.

Recording quality, frame-rate settings, audio routing, and saved preferences are unchanged.

This release was published without the full hardware qualification run, by explicit owner decision. Signing, package smoke, checksums, and update-feed validation still apply.