ReviveFrame 1.3 adds Fast and Hybrid processing with a new scene-based tuning screen. • Choose Fast for conventional enlargement with mild sharpening, or Hybrid for adjustable AI cleanup. • Tune Hybrid on a matched two-second scene. Try different strengths, pin a reference, and inspect the same detail on both sides. • Choose for me can suggest a conservative starting point for the selected scene. It may decline when the evidence is not clear. • Fast processes video without loading an AI model. Preview settings are remembered, and partial exports made with different settings are kept instead of replaced. • Fixed colour handling, rotated video, and memory retained after pausing or retrying.

ReviveFrame 1.2 gives you more control over longer restorations. • See elapsed time and an estimate of the time remaining while your video is being restored. • Open Compare while processing to watch the restored portion of your video as it becomes available. • Pause a restoration and resume it later without losing the work that has already finished.

ReviveFrame 1.1 makes restoration much faster, adds support for six languages, and improves audio preservation. • Optimized Core ML models and a more efficient pipeline significantly reduce processing time. In our M4 test, 100 frames completed in about 23 seconds instead of 156, with compatibility options for macOS 13 and later. • The full app is now available in English, French, German, Japanese, Simplified Chinese, and Traditional Chinese. • When source audio cannot be copied directly, ReviveFrame can now convert it to AAC and keep it with the restored video.