Changelog

0.2.2

  • Y/C-separated signals correctly force mono decoder for luma processing.

  • Y/C-separated decodes scale chroma planes against the chroma 4fsc’s own IRE excursion instead of luma signal’s, fixing potential mismatch.

0.2.1

  • Windows wheel now contains full dependency set.

0.2.0

  • Added vsanalog Python wrapper package with type-hinted signatures and auto-loading fallback for older VapourSynth versions that predate pip-installable plugins.

  • Retagged wheels as independent from the CPython ABI so a single wheel can serve any compatible Python interpreter on a given platform.

  • More comprehensive documentation.

0.1.1

New build pipeline with reasonably-packaged plugin libraries plus Python sdists and wheels that can support VapourSynth’s upcoming pip-installable plugin flow. The old drop-in plugin libraries continue to work.

No fixes or feature changes to the plugin itself.

0.1.0

First release of the plugin. The sole decode_4fsc_video VapourSynth function is mostly derived from ld-decode-tools, incorporating its composite video separation/transformation decode processes along with its dropout correction methods.