HDR to SDR v3.1.3
What's new
Batch conflict review
- Replaced the old per-item overwrite prompt with a two-click conflict review: when starting a batch where output paths already exist (or collide with each other), conflicting items render as checkboxes in the batch list so you can pick which ones to overwrite before the run starts.
- Unchecked conflicting items are marked Skipped instead of silently failing, and the batch-complete summary now reports a skipped count.
Fixes
- Rejected or cancelled conversions no longer stall the batch queue or leave the UI stuck.
- Case-insensitive path collisions (e.g.
movie.mp4vsMovie.mp4) are now detected correctly on Windows, and output paths edited directly in the batch queue are preserved when the batch runs. - Format and quality-mode dropdowns correctly return to read-only after a run finishes, and the converted preview pane no longer snaps back to its original size after an oversized-window auto-shrink.
- Fixed several HDR/GPU detection edge cases: zero/N/A frame rates, false-positive GPU errors from ffmpeg banner text, missing warnings for unsupported Dolby Vision profile-5 sources without libplacebo, and dropped zero-value HDR metadata.
- License handling: revoking and re-activating a key no longer leaves a stale local token, activation no longer freezes the UI, and startup no longer blocks on a network revalidation call.
- settings.json writes are now atomic, and update-download temp directories no longer leak when you hit Retry.
Known issues
- The displayed source bitrate can read about 6% higher than what Windows reports for the same file.
Full Changelog: v3.1.2...v3.1.3