Jade Vita v0.2.0

This release is mostly about the video pipeline finally behaving, plus a rebuilt catalog UI.

Fixed

• Playback collapsed to ~8 fps on real hardware. Two independent bugs:
  • The hardware H.264 decoder was being destroyed and recreated on every packet-damage
    resync — several times per second on a lossy link. Damage recovery now flushes the queue
    and keeps the decoder alive (begin_resync), and a full rebuild is reserved for genuine
    decode errors.
  • The decoder was initialized to retain 1 reference frame while GFN's encoder was never
    told to match it. Any P-frame referencing an already-dropped picture made sceAvcdecDecode
    consume the data and return no picture. The client now requests
    a=video.maxNumReferenceFrames:4 and initializes the decoder to the same value, driven by
    a single shared constant.
• Failed launches leaked a live session against your NVIDIA account. Since GFN caps
  concurrent sessions, each failure made the next attempt more likely to fail with HTTP 503.
• Touch input was being discarded. egui only counts a press as a click if it lasts under
  0.8s and moves less than 6pt — a thumb tap on the Vita routinely breaks both, so buttons
  silently did nothing. Thresholds retuned for touch.
• Wrong game title on five screens — they indexed the unfiltered game list, so with a
  search or non-default sort active they showed a different title than the one Confirm launched.
• Unbounded cover-art cache and a failed-cover retry loop that re-downloaded at 60 Hz.
• Install failure 0x8010113d — all sce_sys PNGs are now 8-bit indexed and bg0.png
  matches the 840x500 LiveArea spec.

Added

• Live pipeline diagnostics during streaming: frames/s, access units, decode time, queue
  drops, decoder rebuilds, RTP rate, damaged frames, keyframe requests and input-channel state.
• Catalog pagination — up to ~1000 titles, streamed in the background so page one renders
  immediately. Server-side search still reaches the whole catalog.
• Full localization (English / Spanish). Previously only a handful of strings were wired up,
  so most screens stayed in one language regardless of the setting.
• GeForce NOW branding: header logo and a startup animation.
• Game covers framed in a PS Vita cartridge, with the art also used as a dimmed panel backdrop.

Changed

• Stream profile raised to 60 fps at up to 15 Mbps (was 30 fps / 8 Mbps).
• Catalog rebuilt as a title list with a live detail panel — no separate detail screen.
• Cover cache is now a bounded LRU (8 covers, 24 row thumbnails) and is released entirely
  before the video decoder claims its CDRAM.
• Per-keystroke search no longer allocates (~44k allocations per keystroke at 2000 titles → 1).

Notes

• Session length is enforced by NVIDIA per account tier — the client cannot extend it.
• Actual framerate depends on your Wi-Fi. The Vita is 2.4 GHz only; a weak link shows up as
  drop/pli climbing in the diagnostics overlay.
• Not affiliated with or endorsed by NVIDIA.