> > Using Preparse 0.9.2 on the latest version of Basilisk on Windows 11, I encounter a significant amount of AVIF images displaying with a pink tint on this website. > > This looks to be a Basilisk issue (I see the same thing, Win10), but looks fine on PM. Converting directly to MP4 (via FFmpeg) also displays wrong (but with a black background, at least). Don't know what the difference is. From the implementation notes of Basilisk v2026.06.12: > The Dav1d AV1 video library was added to UXP, which allows for greatly better performance in AV1 video playback, especially at higher resolutions. The codec is still very computationally intensive, so this does rely pretty heavily on having modern, capable hardware. > As an additional note, this library requires AVX hardware to properly decode at speed. Due to the fact that Basilisk targets pre-AVX hardware, all x86 and x86_64 builds are configured to still use libaom. > If you build from source, there is a new configure option --enable-libaom to build with the reference library instead of Dav1d. * * *

基于 FVP 和 libmdk 的 leelando_video 可插拔播放内核，覆盖移动端与桌面端的统一视频播放场景。 Changelog excerpt: - 升级至 `leelando_video`0.3.0。 - Android 改用 FFmpeg 与 dav1d 软件视频解码，规避部分设备在切换 Surface 后硬件解码黑屏的问题。

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