Quick Download for one-off TikTok URLs, optional 60fps motion interpolation, and a fully redesigned single-item player with aspect-locked stages, blur-fill backgrounds, neighbor navigation, and global keyboard shortcuts.
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Quick Download for TikTok
Paste any TikTok URL (full or share-menu short link) and grab the file without adding the creator as a feed. The video downloads as TikTok's master file, the same quality Power users get on their monitored feeds — resolution matches what the creator uploaded, usually 1080p. Available on every plan, with no daily limit. Quick Downloads land in your library alongside everything else, so search and playback keep working as expected (cross-platform dedup remains a Power-tier feature).
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Convert a Quick Download into a monitored feed
Already grabbed a one-off video and want to start tracking the creator properly? Click Convert on their section of the Quick Download page, pick a check interval and optional group, and the feed switches over. Existing downloads stay attached, nothing re-downloads, and Power plans get an offer to scan the new feed for cross-platform duplicates if it joins a group. Trying to add a creator to monitored feeds while a Quick Download already exists for them now routes straight into the conversion flow.
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Batch Quick Downloads
Got a list of TikTok links to grab in one go? Click "Paste multiple URLs" on the Quick Download page and drop in up to 25 links at once, one per line. They can be from different creators. Each link queues as its own card, and broken or unparseable lines show as click-to-remove error cards instead of killing the whole batch.
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Force 60fps (optional)
A new Settings toggle smooths 30fps downloads up to 60fps using motion interpolation. Useful for sports, gaming clips, and dance videos where extra frames make a real difference. Off by default; only runs on HD downloads (Quick Download for everyone, monitored HD feeds for Power plans). Existing files in your library are not changed. Trade-offs: file sizes grow ~30–60%, processing per video roughly doubles, and hard cuts, text overlays, and fast camera shake can show interpolation artifacts.
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Single-item player redesign
The browser-based viewer for individual feed items and recordings has been rebuilt around an aspect-locked stage at full viewport height. A two-column sidebar shows the caption, engagement stats (likes, views, comments, shares from v1.4.1), posted date, file metadata, and an "Open original" link to the source platform.
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Per-platform default aspect ratios with blur-fill
TikTok, Telegram, Snapchat, and recordings render in 9:16. Instagram in 4:5. Reddit and Albums in 1:1. Twitter and Forum in 16:9. Off-ratio media (e.g. a square Instagram clip in TikTok's 9:16 frame) gets the empty bars filled with a blurred copy of the same source so the frame always looks intentional.
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Neighbor navigation everywhere
Previous and Next buttons (and keyboard arrows) now work on every player surface, including recordings. Browse a whole feed without going back to the list.
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Slideshow boundary navigation
Pressing the right arrow on the last slide of a TikTok or Instagram carousel now jumps to the next post in the feed instead of wrapping back to slide 1. Left arrow on slide 1 jumps to the previous post.
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Global keyboard shortcuts on the player surface
Space, F, M, J, L, and arrow keys all work without needing to click the video first. A small on-screen legend in the sidebar shows the bindings so they stay discoverable.
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Foreground and background video sync
Pausing or seeking the foreground video also pauses or seeks the blurred background fill, so the two never visibly drift.
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Recording notifications in the bell
Every completed live recording now appears in the in-app notification bell with a quick-jump to the file. Failed recordings surface there too. This joins the existing Discord webhook flow rather than replacing it.
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System notifications in the bell
Low disk warnings, TikTok session auto-extract / refresh / expiry, and Twitter auto-resume now flow to the notification bell with the right level (info, success, warning, error).
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Active Recordings tooltip on the dashboard
A small info hint explaining that thumbnails refresh every 10 seconds and show what the TikTok live is currently displaying.
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AMD and Intel GPU support for compression
Hardware-accelerated H.264 compression now works on AMD (AMF) and Intel Quick Sync GPUs alongside NVIDIA NVENC. The app probes each backend at startup and only exposes the options that actually work on your hardware.
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Recordings use the same in-app player as feed media
Opening a TikTok live recording in browser mode applies the new design automatically: aspect-locked stage, sidebar with stream title and posted date, and neighbor navigation across recordings of the same user.
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"Open original" link now detects deleted posts
The link routes through a quick check before redirecting; if the post returns a clear 404 from the source platform, you land on a friendly "no longer available" page with a Back button instead of a broken page. Soft-deletes that platforms return 200 for still pass through to the platform's own message.
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"Open original" resolves to the proper post page on every platform
Previously these either had no link (Instagram) or pointed at a raw CDN URL (Reddit, Albums) or an embedded media URL (Forum). Now the link goes to the Instagram post page, the Reddit discussion thread, the album page on the host, and deep-links to the specific post within a forum thread.
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Recording list delete keeps your user filter
Deleting a recording from /recordings?user=X returns to the same filtered view instead of dropping you on the main grouped page.
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Playlist player visual polish
Button weights and corner radii on the Play All / play-session player now align with the rest of the app. New keyboard shortcut hint inside the HUD (Space, ←, →) so the bindings stay visible during playback.
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Notification bell stays visible on player pages
The global search bar is hidden during playback (no meaningful action while watching) and the bell now floats in the top-right corner so completed-recording alerts arrive while you're still watching.
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Recording compression is no longer paywalled
Hardware-accelerated compression is now available on Free, Personal, and Power. Previously it was a Personal/Power-only feature.
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In-app player no longer scrolls on portrait media
On a typical 1440p or 1080p monitor, the search bar and main padding combined to push the play and download buttons below the fold for portrait content. Both are now reclaimed.
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Back link on the player no longer cycles between two posts
Clicking Next then Back used to send you to the previous post (which had become the referrer). The back link now reliably returns to the feed.
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Forum scraper picks up the final page on windowed paginators
The scraper previously stopped at the highest page number visible from page 1, which on a 4-page thread was 3. It now follows the paginator window through to the actual last page.
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Installer post-install launch on Personal and Power bundles
Checking "Launch StreamStash" on the installer's Finish page now reliably opens the app window. Previously the process appeared in Task Manager but no window drew. Resolved by spawning through cmd /c start so the new process detaches cleanly from the installer's session.
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Twitter / Forum player layout no longer overflows
16:9 platforms now correctly fit within the available stage width on wide monitors. Previously the height-driven aspect calculation produced a too-wide stage that broke the layout.
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General bug fixes and polish
Plus a batch of smaller fixes and rough-edge cleanup across the app.