TMPGEnc Video Mastering Works full changelog

Improvements:
Now supports activation of subscription license for the [TMPGEnc Mastering Suite Pack].
Improved: Now supports the High Tier level for the Intel Media SDK H.265/HEVC Hardware encoder.
Improved: Now supports importing RAW movie files (CRM) shot with the Canon "EOS R5 Mark II".
Corrections:
Fixed: The interlaced output was selectable in Intel Arc device environments that do not support H.264/AVC interlaced output with the Intel Media SDK Hardware encoder.
Fixed: Some Chinese character fonts were not rendered correctly in the subtitles filter using the normal renderer.
Fixed: The NVENC encoder was selectable for the Blu-ray H.264/AVC output settings, although it is not supported for these formats.
Fixed: When using the NVENC encoder and generating H.264/AVC interlaced output, the video output increased by one frame per GOP under the GeForce driver Ver. 551.23 environment.
Fixed: The maximum luminance for a sub-timeline was limited to 100 nits when the color space for the output setting was YUV.
Fixed: When the MPEG file reader encountered invalid Dolby Digital audio, it could lead to a potential application crash due to improper handling of the invalid block.
Fixed: In Timeline mode, occasionally clip transform properties could cause keypoints to operate internally even though they were disabled.
Other corrections.

Fixed: The rate control mode "VBR (Constant Quantization)" for the NVENC encoder did not work correctly.
Other corrections.

Improved: There are now seven performance presets available for the NVENC encoder.
Improved: Improved to suppress the the degradation of image quality as much as possible when the slice setting is set to 2 or higher on the x265 encoder.
*This improvement may result in a slight reduction in encoding speed compared to previous versions.
Changed: The Windows system sound is now disabled when deleting a job in TMPGEnc Movie Plug-in Commercial Candidates Detector.
Fixed: The NVENC encoder did not function properly in an environment with NVIDIA GeForce driver version 545.84 or later installed.
Fixed: Could not import certain WebM files recorded on specific devices.
Fixed: The high-speed thumbnail scrolling was not working smoothly with certain H.264/AVC files.
Fixed: Occasionally the MPEG file reader deadlocked when an error occurred while importing a file.
Fixed: Occasionally the x265 encoder would fail during export when using 2 Pass and Slice settings of 7 or above.
Other corrections.

Fixed: An error occurred at the start of output when using a specific external codec with 10 bit setting for the AVI encoder.
Other corrections.

Corrections:
Fixed: The output video would be corrupted when outputting an H265/HEVC Main 10 video with the Intel Media SDK Hardware encoder on an Intel Ice Lake Core or later CPU environment
Other corrections