Render Room 2.0 introduces Edit mode—a new multi-clip timeline for creating complete video compositions on your Mac. • Arrange, trim, split, reorder, copy, paste, and adjust the speed of clips • Add background audio and navigate edits with new keyboard controls • Save and reopen projects with autosave, recovery, recent projects, and missing-media relinking • Preview compositions, compare original and encoded output side by side, and export using the same controls as Convert mode • Enjoy smoother timeline playback, faster thumbnails, and more reliable composition exports • Improved batch conversion, disk-space checks, cancellation, and clearer export errors • Improved AI Upscale reliability and MKV, WebM, and GIF support on macOS 14 and 15 • Better accessibility, localization, Reduce Motion support, and interface polish Render Room 2.0 also includes performance improvements and fixes throughout the editing, preview, and export workflows.

Render Room 0.8.0 adds powerful new visual editing controls and improves export reliability. You can now fine-tune videos with Color Wheels and Curves, including Lift, Gamma, Gain, per-channel curves, Bezier handles, reset controls, and preview/export rendering that stays aligned with the final output. This update also improves batch export behavior, repeat exports, diagnostics for bundled media tools and AI model readiness, recent-file recovery for moved sources, encoded preview layout, localization coverage, and release packaging checks.

What’s new: AI Upscale, custom presets, better previews, and more control over exports. • Added AI Upscale for sharper video exports, powered by on-device Core ML models. • Added GIF x4 AI Upscale for animated GIF sources, preserving frame timing and loop behavior. • Added custom export presets so you can save, reuse, rename, update, and manage your own conversion settings. • Added output filename templates with built-in presets, custom tokens, and live filename preview. • Added rotation controls for video exports, with matching preview and export behavior. • Improved encoded previews with clearer AI Upscale status, side-by-side comparison labels, and better playback control. • Improved estimated size feedback with Estimated, Measuring, and Measured states when sample-based calibration is available. • Added better export failure recovery with retry actions, copyable error details, and destination switching. • Polished the inspector with clearer Quality-first controls, smarter preset menus, and improved AI Upscale guidance.

What’s New * Added MP3, WAV, and FLAC audio support, including import, preview/edit workflows, and export with format-specific quality controls. * Added a new encoded preview system, so you can render a short sample using your current export settings before converting the full file. * Added side-by-side preview comparison for MP4 and MOV exports, with a draggable split view to compare the original source against the encoded sample. * Added MKV and WebM source support, including preview, trimming, cropping, visual adjustments, batch thumbnails, and export workflows. * Added Hindi and Swedish localization. Improvements * Major trim controller improvements: playback now starts from the trim range, timeline clicks behave more predictably, trim ranges can be dragged as a segment, hover timing is clearer, and controls no longer cover the video. * Improved HDR editing and export consistency, with better handling for Visual adjustments, LUT warnings, HEVC HDR output, and SDR/HDR conversion. * Improved recent-file history with sharper thumbnails, better first-launch loading, GIF thumbnails, and more reliable Finder drag-and-drop handling. * Improved export size estimates and bitrate decisions so estimates better match the selected codec, quality, frame rate, trim, speed, and dimensions. * Added faster VP9 options for WebM and MKV exports, plus clearer codec labels and codec guidance. Fixes * Fixed WebM preview sizing for sources with non-square pixel aspect ratios. * Fixed GIF export resizing so custom dimensions preserve the source aspect ratio. * Fixed source-FPS exports so “Original” FPS keeps the source frame rate more reliably. * Fixed trimmed exports that could show a one-frame black flash in some players. * Fixed several stability issues around native exports, preview generation, recent-file history, and HDR HEVC export.

What’s new: cleaner color workflows and HDR-aware exports. • Added LUT support for applying creative color looks. • Added HDR detection and HDR-aware export optimization. • Improved visual export controls for more deliberate results. • Refined the conversion workflow so advanced color options stay accessible without making everyday exports feel heavier.