New: Added 8K conversion option to the Upscaler module.
New: Added slow motion conversion to the Smoother module, supporting 2x and 4x slow motion.
New: Added AI plug-in management interface, supports background download of plug-ins and models.
New: A new entry for the UniFab user manual has been added to the menu. For details about the user manual, please visit https://docs.unifab.ai/en/home
Optimization: Optimize the AI model download process, download more stable, improve the download success rate.
Optimization: Improve the style of the License Info popup.
Optimization: Fix some UI display issues.
Fixed: Fixed the issue that output results of different ratio videos in AI module were different from original video ratio.
Fix: The issue where the content of the left-side menu and the License info window is not fully displayed at lower resolutions or high DPI settings.
Fixed: AI module conversion failed in some cases.
1.0.0.12024-08-16
New: Support deleting Profile configurations saved under My Profile.
New: AI Smoother module adds Fast mode, which increases the conversion speed by 40-100% while maintaining high quality output.
Optimization: Optimized the welcome pop-up UI display.
Fix: The problem that some special ts sources converted to mp4 playback result in static pictures and current noise.
Fix: Fixed the problem of meta info loss after conversion.
Fix: Meta info lost after special source format conversion.
Fix: The converter module's compatibility with abnormal subtitles and output mp4 abnormal timestamps.
Fix: Some interface experience issues.
1.0.0.02024-05-06
New: UniFab for Mac is now released: - Lossless video format conversion, compression and editing. - Support AI to enlarge video resolution to 4K. - Support AI to remove video noise and restore the details of the image. - Support AI frame interpolation up to 120FPS to improve video smoothness. - Support AI anti-interlacing video, improve video quality. - For more information: https://www.dvdfab.cn/unifab.htm
Check which chip your Mac Has: 1. At the top left, open the Apple menu. 2. Select About This Mac. 3. In the "Overview" tab, look for "Processor" or "Chip". 4. Check if it says "Intel" or "Apple".