Note: This does mean existing Display Capture sources will be blank until manually configured, to avoid showing the wrong display.Improved Display Capture screen naming & saving on Windows indexes should now match regardless of Mode, and reconnected displays should show the correct monitor.Various improvements to NVIDIA Video and Audio filters, including a Mask Refresh slider and support for temporal processing, which provides better quality masking.The Replay Buffer's memory limit is now set to 75% of installed system RAM rather than fixed to 8GB.Websockets updated to 5.1.0, which has a number of bug fixes, UI improvements, and new stream reconnect events.Work is still underway to get everything ready on the server side, updating via the built-in updater may not be available until later in the OBS 30.0 beta-testing period.Added update channels for opting into receiving beta/release-candidate builds to Windows.Added support for native HEVC and ProRes encoders on macOS, including P010 and HDR.Added support for the Intel HEVC Encoder on Windows.Note: CQP is available but not fully supported.Added support for the Intel AV1 Encoder for Arc GPUs on Windows.Added support for the AMD AV1 Encoder for the RX7000 series GPUs on Windows.As usual there's plenty of features that only currently work on Windows, some that will hopefully come to Linux eventually when OBS have people to work on them. OBS Studio, the very useful and popular recording and livestream software has a new release available with version 29.0 out now.

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