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Sidplay 2.6 install#
Sidplay 2.6 mod#
Sidplay 2.6 update#

+ Fix possible deadlock on threadpool destructor. * Put back process whole plane by whole plane. * Fix some potential issue with range modes. + Optimized CPU placement if SetAffinity=true for prefetch>1 and prefetch<=number of physical cores.

Sidplay 2.6 update#

+ Update in the threadpool, add ThreadLevel parameter. * Fix issue introduced in previous version.

Sidplay 2.6 mod#

* Fix issue in 4:2:0 when dh=false and height not mod 4. + Add new resamplers in nnedi3_rpow2 internal resizers. * Minor code change for threadpool update. + Add new resampler in nnedi3_rpow2 internal resizers. * Fix in threadpool if you have too much cores. * Fix in threadpool when using prefetch, Add negative prefetch for triming, read Multithreading.txt or Multithreading chapter here. This port is made from NNEDI3 v0.9.4, so i've decided to use 0.9.4.x for version numbers. The work mainly consisted on putting outside inline ASM, creating an 圆4 compliant C code, and port ASM function to 圆4.ĭoing this, the API has also be updated to the v2.6, allowing other updates of the plugin, like more input format supported. The main purpose for what i've done this, was to have an 圆4 version of the plugin. If CertAid finds one or more existing certificates, it will display the following dialog box asking to delete them.As sugested, i'll open a specific thread for this.Īll credit goes of course to Tritical, original creator of the plugin.Once these steps are completed, click Finish.

Sidplay 2.6 install#

The Install Your Certificates window displays the progress of installing the MIT Certificate Authority and your personal certificate.

Result: The Install Your Certificates screen is displayed. Note: Most users should accept the default value.

Enter a Certificate Life, or leave the default value (the maximum certificate life), and click Continue.

You may also see a security warning about the MIT Certificate Authority. Result: The Request Certificate screen is displayed.

Complete your Duo two-factor authentication by accepting the push or entering the code you're given by SMS or phone call.

If you used a Duo or Yubikey passcode, proceed to step 5. Result: If you used the "Duo Push," "SMS Passcode" or "Call Me" option, you will receive a push notification or call.

Enter your MIT Kerberos username and password, and two-factor (Duo) authentication choice, and click Continue.

Result: The Verify Your Identity screen is displayed.

Select Request or renew an MIT certificate and click Continue.

Result: The Welcome to CertAid screen is displayed. Most users should accept the default option and click Next.

If your Windows user account has administrator privileges, you will be given the option to change settings for all users on the system (this does not affect personal certificates).

(If you have just installed the program, the installer will launch it for you.)

Launch the CertAid for Windows application from Start > Programs.

Skipping this step can result in accidentally running the installer again, instead of CertAid itself. Note: it is recommended to create a start menu shortcut when prompted by the installer.

If you have not already done so, download and install CertAid for Windows.Screens may vary slightly depending on your version of Windows and CertAid.Instructions will differ If you are using Firefox 89 and below.