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Offline packages without long-path support and no slowdown after one interruption (0.3.25) - #191
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Offline packages now import, start and generate on Windows PCs where long-path support is off, including in deeply nested folders, and a generation interrupted once no longer slows down later ones: the compatibility level is raised only after two interruptions in a row or a graphics card error, goes back down after three normal generations, and closing FreeVideo during a generation cancels it. On Windows PCs whose RAM cannot hold the whole video model, the part read from the drive is now read ahead while the rest computes; the first video at the Max quality level no longer downloads about 26 GB of extra model files; the Total pixels list no longer offers 1.00 MP; and the creation panel has a new map of the sizes and lengths that can be generated, with estimated times.