1.2.2

Highlights

• Desktop exports now use a bundled native ffmpeg — faster, more reliable rendering that no longer depends on the browser-based WebAssembly ffmpeg.
• 1080p and original-quality exports fixed on desktop — a memory limitation in the previous ffmpeg core prevented high-resolution exports from completing.
• Improved export stability — half-loaded ffmpeg workers are now properly terminated before falling back to single-threaded mode, preventing stalled or failed exports.

Changes

Export

• Desktop app renders exports using a bundled native ffmpeg binary instead of the WebAssembly ffmpeg used in the browser.
• Fixed 1080p and original-resolution exports on desktop by switching to a growable-memory ffmpeg core.
• Fixed a memory leak/hang where partially initialised multi-threaded ffmpeg workers were left running when falling back to single-threaded mode.
• Export dialog updated to support and surface native export progress and error states.

Desktop

• Added ffmpegRunner module to manage native ffmpeg processes from the Electron main process.
• Exposed native media and ffmpeg capabilities via an expanded preload API.
• Build scripts now fetch and bundle the appropriate native ffmpeg binary at pack time.

Fixes

• Various i18n message additions across all supported languages (de, en, es, fr, ja, ko, pt, zh-CN, zh-TW) to cover new export-related UI strings.