# Changelog Longer notes for each release are in [docs/RELEASE_NOTES.md](docs/RELEASE_NOTES.md). ## 2.0.0 (not published yet) A new plugin. 1.x was a Fusion macro around DaVinci Resolve's built-in dirt removal. 2.0 is a stand-alone OFX plugin with its own temporal repair engine, for Resolve, Nuke and other OFX hosts on macOS, Windows and Linux. Added - Own repair engine on Apple Metal, NVIDIA CUDA, OpenCL and the CPU, with the same output on all of them. - Input encoding: Video or Cineon log. - Auto recovery, with a **Calculate recovery** button and a **Confidence** control. - Recovery mask through the Mask input, and Spanish dirt removal: manual frame-by-frame dust cleaning, only inside a small painted mask. - Views: Restored, Red difference, True difference, Auto recovery matte. - Installers for macOS (`.pkg`), Windows (setup program) and Linux (tarball with `install.sh`). - A diagnostic log for issue reports. Changed - One plugin replaces the Linear and Cineon macros. The 1.x optical-flow motion mask is replaced by **Motion guard** and auto recovery. - The Windows installer is machine-wide now (the OFX folder needs administrator rights) and removes a 1.x installation. On macOS and Linux a 1.x macro is left in place. Licences - Source code stays MIT. - The auto-recovery model weights are under CC BY-NC 4.0 ([WEIGHTS_LICENSE](WEIGHTS_LICENSE)), versioned per release, and attached to each release as a separate file. ## 1.1.3 (1 July 2026) - Restored the validated dirt removal macro release. - winget install and upgrade instructions for Windows. ## 1.1.2 (10 February 2026) - Simpler silent install, so automated installs don't uninstall by accident. ## 1.1.1 (10 February 2026) - Silent install and uninstall made more reliable for automation. ## 1.1.0 (10 February 2026) - macOS and Windows installers, shipped in ZIP files, replacing the old scripts. - Version numbers aligned for winget. ## 1.2 (23 November 2025) - Two macros: `Advanced Dirt Removal.setting` for video and `Advanced Dirt Removal Cineon.setting` for Cineon film scans, with the Cineon conversion built in. - A clearer **Motion Mask Safety** control, and separate defaults for each macro. The 1.2 tag predates the 1.1.x tags; the 1.1.x numbers were chosen later for winget.