Which one should I download?
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Standalone application: Use this if you use video editing software that doesn't support the plugins offered, you want a drop-in replacement for ntscQT, or you really need fine-grained control over interlacing.
If you're using Kdenlive, Blender, the free version of Hitfilm, Final Cut, or any web-based video editing software, you'll need to use the standalone application.
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OpenFX plugin: Use this if your video editing software supports OpenFX plugins.
OpenFX-compatible editing software includes DaVinci Resolve, MAGIX Vegas (nee Sony Vegas), Hitfilm Pro, Nuke, and possibly the paid version of Filmora.
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After Effects/Premiere plugin: What it says on the tin. Use this if you edit using the Adobe suite.
System requirements
- Windows: 10 or newer. Windows 7 is not supported.
- macOS: 10.13 or newer.
- Linux: Latest LTS release of most distributions.
What's new
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Fixed ntsc-rs no longer working on recent versions of Adobe Premiere and After Effects on macOS (#308). I owe a massive thank you to @mobile-bungalow for debugging and fixing this issue!
The fix should work, but leave a comment on that issue if you're still having trouble getting ntsc-rs to show up in Premiere or After Effects on macOS.
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Fixed crashes in the OpenFX plugin caused by missing error checks. This affected Nuke and possibly other editing software as well.