v1.10.1
Makes very large video processing practical by keeping all temporary data on
the destination drive.
Improvements
- The private source snapshot and the encoder working file are now stored in
hidden folders inside the chosen output folder instead of the system
temporary directory, so processing a large video only needs free space on
the destination drive - Finished videos are published with an instant atomic rename instead of a
full copy when the temporary location and the destination were on
different drives, removing tens of gigabytes of extra writes for long 4K
footage - Linux systems with a RAM-backed /tmp no longer run out of space when
processing videos larger than available memory
All temporary folders are removed automatically when a run completes, fails,
or is cancelled, and the snapshot's tamper protection is unchanged.
Platform notes
- macOS 15 (Sequoia) is supported again; the macOS 26 requirement introduced
in v1.10.0 has been lifted