Releases: valadaptive/ntsc-rs
v0.7.3
v0.7.2
What's new
- After Effects plugin fixes
- Fix the "Bad parameter to PFp_SuiteGetPixelFormat()" error appearing
- Fix a crash that occurs when rendering at proxy resolutions
- Enable multi-frame rendering support
v0.7.1
What's new
- Fixed a console window appearing on Windows when the standalone application is open
v0.7.0
What's new
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The "Composite noise" setting now has the same frequency and detail options as chroma noise.
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There's a new "Luma noise" setting for finer-grained and higher-frequency noise adjustments than what "Composite noise" can do.
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The "Composite preemphasis" setting can now be negative.
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Head switching artifacts can now be set to start mid-line, with a transient blip appearing where it begins. This should make it more closely match actual VHS.
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The "Chroma demodulation" setting has been optimized. The "Box" and "Notch" settings are 5-10% faster, and the "Comb" settings are both multithreaded now.
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Multithreaded FFV1 encoding is now enabled. This should make FFV1 as fast as H.264 on the highest speed setting.
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The After Effects plugin should now render properly at 16bpc color depth.
v0.6.2
What's new
- Fixed the Windows standalone application being counted as "Not Responding" while a file dialog is open
v0.6.1
v0.6.0
What's new
- The effect now supports Premiere! Simply download and install the After Effects plugin to
C:\Program Files\Adobe\Common\Plug-ins\7.0\MediaCore
, and it'll show up in Premiere as well. If you run into any issues using the effect in Premiere, feel free to open an issue with a test case and instructions on how to reproduce the bug. - The standalone GUI now includes a "Help" menu which provides a link to online documentation, an "About" dialog, and a dialog for viewing the licenses for third-party dependencies used in ntsc-rs.
v0.5.10
What's new
- The VHS sharpening filter's frequency can now be adjusted.
v0.5.9
What's new
- You can now choose which low-pass filter to use throughout the effect. The default, and the only one previously available, is the constant-k filter. It provides somewhat blurry and "streaky" results. However, you can now also use a Butterworth filter, which produces much sharper results.
- The "Chroma delay (horizontal)" setting's range has been increased; it can now range from -40 to 40.
v0.5.8
What's new
- Fixed an issue where only the top half of each frame was being rendered in the standalone application.
- The file extension in the render settings now automatically updates when you change the codec, and is automatically added if you don't provide one.