1.3.1

Rewind 1.3.1

Hotfix. In the 1.3.0 installer, every clip and recording came out black — a flat
black frame with working audio. It affected both replay clips and continuous
recordings, in Game Capture and Display mode alike, and it is fixed here.

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Black clips, fixed

What happened. Monitor capture was using DXGI desktop duplication, which hands
back no frames at all when the capture process is not per-monitor DPI aware. The
packaged engine process ended up only system DPI aware, so the scene it rendered
had nothing in it: the engine log looked healthy (source created, frames drawn,
encoder started, file written) and the file itself was a uniform black frame.

Worth knowing if you hit it: the app's own Screenshot was still correct
throughout, because it captures through ffmpeg rather than the engine. A black clip
next to a correct screenshot was the tell.

The fix. Monitor capture now uses Windows Graphics Capture — the same method
the window source already used — which does not depend on DPI awareness at all. It is
the recommended capture path on Windows 11, and it also handles HDR and
multi-plane-overlay content better than duplication did. Nothing else about capture
changed: same resolution, same cursor, same profiles.

Anyone on 1.3.0 should update; clips recorded with 1.3.0 cannot be recovered.

Also in this build

• The Record row fades out while the buffer is off. Continuous recording runs on
  the buffer's replay chain, so with the buffer stopped there is nothing to record —
  the row is now visibly unavailable instead of failing when clicked.
• The "Auto detect launched game" card is gone from Settings → Capture Source.
  Picking Game Capture already means auto-detect, so the card only duplicated the
  mode button. Pinning a specific window is unchanged.

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No other behaviour changed. The app still makes no network request unless you click
Check for updates, and this release is unsigned, so Windows SmartScreen warns on
first run.